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RE: CNC made Steady Rest - sniper - 12-28-2017
(12-28-2017, 07:03 PM)handi Wrote: I can draw one up for you in that size if you want!
Thanks for the offer, but I spent tool budget for the next 10 years on the lathe, LOML would kill me if I even suggested getting a CNC machine.
Although, a used one in good condition might not be out of the question (wink wink, nod, nod). Think your Shark would fit in a carry-on bag?
RE: CNC made Steady Rest - Dusty Workshop - 12-29-2017
What's the piece you have mounted on the lathe for turning?
RE: CNC made Steady Rest - handi - 12-29-2017
It is a tall pedestal for a pie crust table. The center section is maple, I am experimenting with ebonizing the maple.
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RE: CNC made Steady Rest - Stwood_ - 12-30-2017
(12-28-2017, 07:05 PM)handi Wrote: Did not on purpose, call it a fillet!
Wull,, ok. Put some red dye in your glue and accent that fillet then.
RE: CNC made Steady Rest - handi - 12-30-2017
(12-30-2017, 12:02 AM)Stwood_ Wrote: Wull,, ok. Put some red dye in your glue and accent that fillet then.
Actually, I whipped this rest up because I was in the middle of turning that blank for a video shoot and it kept flexing. Since the shoot was for a set of turning tools, I needed it running smoothly.
So I build the thing and put it right to use before the glue was even fully dry (there are screws holding that joint as well.
RE: CNC made Steady Rest - Stwood_ - 12-30-2017
