Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.
Jim

What a truly incredible piece of restoration!

Congratulations, and thanks for sharing the photos with all of us.

Harry C.

Excellent job!!
"James Riser" wrote in message
k.net...
Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.
Jim

On Tue, 16 May 2006 21:11:00 GMT, "James Riser"
wrote:

Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.
Jim

Man, that looks great!

Pete Keillor

According to James Riser :
Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Congratulations on an excellent job!

But you might want to check the spelling on the twelfth word in
the first sentence on the web page. :-)

Enjoy,
DoN.

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Well done!

Dad has a small table top version - but that is a nice large one!

Martin
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James Riser wrote:
Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.
Jim



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On Tue, 16 May 2006 21:11:00 GMT, "James Riser"
wrote:

Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.
Jim



Hey James,

Looks fantastic!! Super job, and so good that you did the pix as you
went along. Thanks for sharing.

Lots of fun now, eh!!

Take care.

Brian Lawson,
Bothwell, Ontario.

On Tue, 16 May 2006 21:11:00 GMT, "James Riser"
wrote:

Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.
Jim

Well done sir!! It looks very very nice. Excellent job!

Gunner, Gorton 3Z


"If thy pride is sorely vexed when others disparage your offering, be
as lamb's wool is to cold rain and the Gore-tex of Odin's raiment
is to gull**** in the gale, for thy angst shall vex them not at
all. Yea, they shall scorn thee all the more. Rejoice in
sharing what you have to share without expectation of adoration,
knowing that sharing your treasure does not diminish your treasure
but enriches it."

- Onni 1:33

James Riser wrote:

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.

Really a nice tool!

Regarding your (aluminium-)table: I put ABS-sheet under the work-piece
to protect the table. It is stable enough, cheap enough and can be
easily and quickly cut to size and doesn't disturb the milling (or
engraving for your application).

Nick
--
DIY-DRO // Eigenbau-Digitalanzeige
Available now in USA / Canada
http://www.yadro.de

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"James Riser" wrote:

Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.
Jim

Very, very nice!

Congratulations on your new old pantograph!

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Bring back, Oh bring back
Oh, bring back that old continuity.
Bring back, oh, bring back
Oh, bring back Clerk Maxwell to me.

Excellent job. Very well done! I'd like to do a job like that on my
power hacksaw, but while ever it works well I doubt I'll get round to
it, even if it looks a little scruffy.

Chris

James Riser wrote:
Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.
Jim


Nice job . What everyone here really wants to know now is
"do you do windows" ;-)
Ken Cutt

xray wrote:

Practical, but isn't this a sacrilege in this group?

Milling in the table? ;-)

Nick
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Available now in USA / Canada
http://www.yadro.de

Looks great James i'm envious. I almost picked up a pristine one and a
number of other bits from a company that had closed down and the site
was being cleared but in the end the demolition contracters knocked the
building down on top of the stuff as they couldn't be bothered to sell
it. Probably time is money but I did get about £3k of slitting saws and
side an face cutters for £60, covered that selling to some local model
engineers.

James Riser wrote:

Done!

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.
Jim

Masonite or acrylic makes a nice sacrificial base layer. Scrape acrylic
is really cheap. PVC foam (sintra is a trade name) is even cheaper. Find
a sign shop nearby smaller pieces just get trashed.

It's just beautiful!!!
Congratulations.
Make sure you use it though.
Regards, Tony.

Nick;
I have several boxes of thin acetat sheeting (overhead projector type) that
I plan on using as sacrificial material. The aluminum plate came wih the
pantograph and the grooves were done by the previous owner. Fortunately, it
is still flat enough to be useable.
Jim

""Nick Müller"" wrote in message
...
James Riser wrote:

Those interested may see it at:
http://www.JamesRiser.com/Machinery/...h/Restore.html

Enjoy.

Really a nice tool!

Regarding your (aluminium-)table: I put ABS-sheet under the work-piece
to protect the table. It is stable enough, cheap enough and can be
easily and quickly cut to size and doesn't disturb the milling (or
engraving for your application).

Nick
--
DIY-DRO // Eigenbau-Digitalanzeige
Available now in USA / Canada
http://www.yadro.de