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Reply to Spiral BladesI've tried Spiral Blades a few time and never could get the hang of it. I use straight blades for all my intricate work....Yesterday, 01:24 PM
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Alex - I also really like these layered designs. I see them on FB & reply there, but I thought that I would also leave a comment here. Great Job!!!Yesterday, 11:16 AM
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Reply to My version of a jigBruce has made me tubes on his lathe and all I had to do was slice them off. Then they needed sanding. For me, this Is much easier and faster. I can get a bag of wheels from ACMoore for less than $1 with my coupons. Took me 5 minutes to drill 25 wheels. Glued them on last night. Wings today, dipping...Yesterday, 09:29 AM
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Reply to My version of a jigThat’s my kind of jig, a poor mans jig, whatever it takes to get the job done, RJ...Yesterday, 09:23 AM
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Reply to Spiral BladesJust some specs on blades. The Flying Dutchman (FD) smallest diameter spirals is.030 "
The FD puzzle blades the smallest is .009" and the next size up is .013". If you are cutting kids puzzles it is not so critical but if you are cutting regular thinner puzzles the smaller blades...Yesterday, 07:52 AM -
Reply to Spiral BladesI agree with Betty. Different blades for different projects/purposes. Puzzles and Intarsia won't work with a spiral blade. for both you need a vert think kerf and you need smooth accurate cuts.Yesterday, 06:52 AM
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Reply to My version of a jigIf you take a 1/2 in dowel rod and use a forstner bit and drill out the center then you can just cut the halo off the dowel with ease. Just a thought
I like your solution as well.
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Reply to My version of a jigThat's my kind of jig. Simple, useful, and better than the proverbial hairpin.
Yesterday, 05:46 AM