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Sliding Table on Bandsaw?
The issue is to separate the glued on block from the arm blank that will be an arm on a chair I'm building. Both pieces are to be salvaged. With a piece of plywood and an after market fence it is simple to make the cut. Picture 2 shows the block separated and both pieces are intact and not damaged. The third picture shows both pieces after being cleaned up with a hand plane ready for fitting on the chair. Sometimes a plan comes together. :-) |
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Sliding Table on Bandsaw?
On Fri, 07 Mar 2008 23:48:17 GMT, "Lowell Holmes" wrote:
The issue is to separate the glued on block from the arm blank that will be an arm on a chair I'm building. Both pieces are to be salvaged. With a piece of plywood and an after market fence it is simple to make the cut. Picture 2 shows the block separated and both pieces are intact and not damaged. The third picture shows both pieces after being cleaned up with a hand plane ready for fitting on the chair. Sometimes a plan comes together. :-) yup.. or, you can just screw a slot runner to the plywood if you don't have a fence.. Must be how you cut those pen blanks, huh? ;-] mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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snip yup.. or, you can just screw a slot runner to the plywood if you don't have a fence.. Must be how you cut those pen blanks, huh? ;-] mac Please remove splinters before emailing I've done that before, but it didn't fit what I wanted to do, so I used the plywood sled. |
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Sliding Table on Bandsaw?
On Sat, 08 Mar 2008 01:54:37 GMT, "Lowell Holmes" wrote:
snip yup.. or, you can just screw a slot runner to the plywood if you don't have a fence.. Must be how you cut those pen blanks, huh? ;-] mac Please remove splinters before emailing I've done that before, but it didn't fit what I wanted to do, so I used the plywood sled. I've been playing with the magswitch things for fences and stuff on the bandsaw.. you tried those yet? mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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snip I've been playing with the magswitch things for fences and stuff on the bandsaw.. you tried those yet? mac I haven't, but it sounds like a good idea. They would work well on a drill press also. |
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On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 11:20:51 GMT, "Lowell Holmes" wrote:
snip I've been playing with the magswitch things for fences and stuff on the bandsaw.. you tried those yet? mac I haven't, but it sounds like a good idea. They would work well on a drill press also. yeah, anything steel.. I use them on the lathe, also.. working on a quick & dirty steady rest.. The $35 bite for each switch sort of hurts, but the nice thing is that you don't have to fasten them in... You just use 3/4" stock and bore the right size hole for them and the mounting ears hold the wood against the table, so you can use the same ones with several jigs.. I like them and the magswitch feather boards so much that I'm thinking of putting a steel top on the next router table.. mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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"mac davis" wrote in message ... On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 11:20:51 GMT, "Lowell Holmes" wrote: snip yeah, anything steel.. I use them on the lathe, also.. working on a quick & dirty steady rest.. The $35 bite for each switch sort of hurts, but the nice thing is that you don't have to fasten them in... You just use 3/4" stock and bore the right size hole for them and the mounting ears hold the wood against the table, so you can use the same ones with several jigs.. I like them and the magswitch feather boards so much that I'm thinking of putting a steel top on the next router table.. mac Some body had a tool tips in one of the magazine using a magnetic tool holder as a drill press fence. I tried that and it works. The magnetic switches would be more friendly to use. |
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picked up 2 of the Rigid branded ones on ebay for about $24 each "buy it
now" the other day...... mac davis wrote: The $35 bite for each switch sort of hurts, |
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Sliding Table on Bandsaw?
I've often used sleds on bandsaws. You can design the sled so the
plywood is on both sides of the blade by using thicker wood. Doing so assures clean cuts on both parts. Nice work! |
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Sliding Table on Bandsaw?
On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 20:54:38 GMT, "Lowell Holmes" wrote:
Some body had a tool tips in one of the magazine using a magnetic tool holder as a drill press fence. I tried that and it works. The magnetic switches would be more friendly to use. Probably about 20 times more powerful, too..lol mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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Sliding Table on Bandsaw?
On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 22:14:42 -0500, mapdude wrote:
picked up 2 of the Rigid branded ones on ebay for about $24 each "buy it now" the other day...... mac davis wrote: The $35 bite for each switch sort of hurts, Wow.. didn't even know Magswitch was sold under different brands.. that's a good thing! I think the ones that I bought were $30 or $32 each, but I figure about $8 shipping and round up.. mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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Sliding Table on Bandsaw?
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 07:29:43 -0400, B A R R Y wrote:
I've often used sleds on bandsaws. You can design the sled so the plywood is on both sides of the blade by using thicker wood. Doing so assures clean cuts on both parts. Nice work! Yeah.. I have 2 different sleds for cutting pen blanks.. the kerf goes about 1/2 an inch past the fence.. mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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