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new item available - carving/painting stand
I've been asked several times to make a stand that will fit into the banjo
in lieu of the tool rest so you can screw a faceplate or chuck onto it (with the work attached, of course) that way you have a convenient holder for the work while you carve it, or paint it, or burn it, or ..... So, I've updated my web site to show this and of course give you a chance to buy it - just go to my web (www.wbnoble.com) and click on faceplates (of course, I would be happy to sell you faceplates also...) As with the faceplates, I'm trying to make these as inexpensively as possible - this item gave me an excuse (that's the honest way of saying "requirement") to buy a metal cutting portable band saw - so help me maintain my illusion that there is a relationship between my "requirement" and what I'm offering ---- maybe if I sell about a billion of them, I'll break even on the saw - but it's a very cool saw. -- Bill also check out http://www.wbnoble.com |
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Bill
What are your payment options? Will you post these on Ebay so we who have a paypal account can buy them from you there? Thanks "william_b_noble" wrote in message news:1122144041.6e972dcdbf0e08259e9cf47674182da9@t eranews... I've been asked several times to make a stand that will fit into the banjo in lieu of the tool rest so you can screw a faceplate or chuck onto it (with the work attached, of course) that way you have a convenient holder for the work while you carve it, or paint it, or burn it, or ..... So, I've updated my web site to show this and of course give you a chance to buy it - just go to my web (www.wbnoble.com) and click on faceplates (of course, I would be happy to sell you faceplates also...) As with the faceplates, I'm trying to make these as inexpensively as possible - this item gave me an excuse (that's the honest way of saying "requirement") to buy a metal cutting portable band saw - so help me maintain my illusion that there is a relationship between my "requirement" and what I'm offering ---- maybe if I sell about a billion of them, I'll break even on the saw - but it's a very cool saw. -- Bill also check out http://www.wbnoble.com |
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On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 11:40:40 -0700, "william_b_noble"
wrote: I've been asked several times to make a stand that will fit into the banjo in lieu of the tool rest so you can screw a faceplate or chuck onto it (with the work attached, of course) that way you have a convenient holder for the work while you carve it, or paint it, or burn it, or ..... That's not a bad idea... You planning on offering one for Midi/mini lathes at some future point? Tool post needs to be 5/8" dia, and the faceplace has #8 / 1" dia. threads, IIRC. So, I've updated my web site to show this and of course give you a chance to buy it - just go to my web (www.wbnoble.com) and click on faceplates (of course, I would be happy to sell you faceplates also...) As with the faceplates, I'm trying to make these as inexpensively as possible - this item gave me an excuse (that's the honest way of saying "requirement") to buy a metal cutting portable band saw - so help me maintain my illusion that there is a relationship between my "requirement" and what I'm offering ---- maybe if I sell about a billion of them, I'll break even on the saw - but it's a very cool saw. |
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"Prometheus" wrote in message ... On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 11:40:40 -0700, "william_b_noble" wrote: I've been asked several times to make a stand that will fit into the banjo in lieu of the tool rest so you can screw a faceplate or chuck onto it (with the work attached, of course) that way you have a convenient holder for the work while you carve it, or paint it, or burn it, or ..... That's not a bad idea... You planning on offering one for Midi/mini lathes at some future point? Tool post needs to be 5/8" dia, and the faceplace has #8 / 1" dia. threads, IIRC. Something like this, eh? http://www.bestwoodtools.com/ |
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yes, no problem making them with 1X8 tpi thread and 5/8 shaft - I included
this on my web ($10 each), but haven't made one up to add a photo - of course it will look just like the larger one since there is no way to tell the scale from the photo. And, no, these are simpler than the one that george points out in another message - no pivot - remember, my goal is to keep your cost to an absolute minimum while giving you a functional capability. I don't make anything that is already on the market at less than 2X what I can offer it for. that particular articulated carving post is $149, I'm offering my simpler one for $10. I guess that's enough cheaper, no? "Prometheus" wrote in message ... On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 11:40:40 -0700, "william_b_noble" wrote: I've been asked several times to make a stand that will fit into the banjo in lieu of the tool rest so you can screw a faceplate or chuck onto it (with the work attached, of course) that way you have a convenient holder for the work while you carve it, or paint it, or burn it, or ..... That's not a bad idea... You planning on offering one for Midi/mini lathes at some future point? Tool post needs to be 5/8" dia, and the faceplace has #8 / 1" dia. threads, IIRC. So, I've updated my web site to show this and of course give you a chance to buy it - just go to my web (www.wbnoble.com) and click on faceplates (of course, I would be happy to sell you faceplates also...) As with the faceplates, I'm trying to make these as inexpensively as possible - this item gave me an excuse (that's the honest way of saying "requirement") to buy a metal cutting portable band saw - so help me maintain my illusion that there is a relationship between my "requirement" and what I'm offering ---- maybe if I sell about a billion of them, I'll break even on the saw - but it's a very cool saw. |
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On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 00:05:04 -0700, "william_b_noble"
wrote: yes, no problem making them with 1X8 tpi thread and 5/8 shaft - I included this on my web ($10 each), but haven't made one up to add a photo - of course it will look just like the larger one since there is no way to tell the scale from the photo. And, no, these are simpler than the one that george points out in another message - no pivot - remember, my goal is to keep your cost to an absolute minimum while giving you a functional capability. I don't make anything that is already on the market at less than 2X what I can offer it for. that particular articulated carving post is $149, I'm offering my simpler one for $10. I guess that's enough cheaper, no? Sure is. I figure for $149, a wooden dowel stuck in a piece of scrap works almost as well- but for $10, it's a good deal. |
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"Prometheus" wrote in message ... On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 00:05:04 -0700, "william_b_noble" wrote: yes, no problem making them with 1X8 tpi thread and 5/8 shaft - I included this on my web ($10 each), but haven't made one up to add a photo - of course it will look just like the larger one since there is no way to tell the scale from the photo. And, no, these are simpler than the one that george points out in another message - no pivot - remember, my goal is to keep your cost to an absolute minimum while giving you a functional capability. I don't make anything that is already on the market at less than 2X what I can offer it for. that particular articulated carving post is $149, I'm offering my simpler one for $10. I guess that's enough cheaper, no? Sure is. I figure for $149, a wooden dowel stuck in a piece of scrap works almost as well- but for $10, it's a good deal. Lucky me. I have 1" 8TPI, so I sawed the head off of a bolt and grip that in the banjo to thread down. Bolt and jam nut came in at around $2.25. |
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