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Kevin September 27th 10 07:12 PM

question about hardware
 
Hello all

I have a Jet 12-36 that has served me quite well for the past 7 or 8
years however I am looking for a particular piece of equipment. It
would fit into the tailstock and be hollow down the length. I am
thinking, perhaps, of a cone-center (name correct?). It would allow
me to drill a hole down the length of the wood.

JimR September 28th 10 02:54 AM

question about hardware
 

"Kevin" wrote in message
...
Hello all

I have a Jet 12-36 that has served me quite well for the past 7 or 8
years however I am looking for a particular piece of equipment. It
would fit into the tailstock and be hollow down the length. I am
thinking, perhaps, of a cone-center (name correct?). It would allow
me to drill a hole down the length of the wood.


It's not quite the same thing, but Woodcraft has a chuck that mounts to a
tailpiece. If the work was mounted on a faceplate you could drill
completely through, going from tailstock to headstock --

I haven't used it, but I saw it in their October catalog at a sale price -
I've got it on order.



Bill Noble[_2_] September 28th 10 03:43 AM

question about hardware
 
for this purpose I use a Nova live center that has a removable point - a 3/8
drill will pass nicely through it. may be worth considering

"JimR" wrote in message
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"Kevin" wrote in message
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Hello all

I have a Jet 12-36 that has served me quite well for the past 7 or 8
years however I am looking for a particular piece of equipment. It
would fit into the tailstock and be hollow down the length. I am
thinking, perhaps, of a cone-center (name correct?). It would allow
me to drill a hole down the length of the wood.


It's not quite the same thing, but Woodcraft has a chuck that mounts to a
tailpiece. If the work was mounted on a faceplate you could drill
completely through, going from tailstock to headstock --

I haven't used it, but I saw it in their October catalog at a sale price -
I've got it on order.


mac davis[_5_] September 28th 10 07:09 AM

question about hardware
 
On Mon, 27 Sep 2010 11:12:39 -0700 (PDT), Kevin wrote:

Hello all

I have a Jet 12-36 that has served me quite well for the past 7 or 8
years however I am looking for a particular piece of equipment. It
would fit into the tailstock and be hollow down the length. I am
thinking, perhaps, of a cone-center (name correct?). It would allow
me to drill a hole down the length of the wood.

Check out woodcraft.com
I saw a "pass through" live center or something there, used for drilling lamp
bases..


mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

Fred Holder[_2_] September 29th 10 08:14 PM

question about hardware
 
On Sep 27, 11:12 am, Kevin wrote:
Hello all

I have a Jet 12-36 that has served me quite well for the past 7 or 8
years however I am looking for a particular piece of equipment. It
would fit into the tailstock and be hollow down the length. I am
thinking, perhaps, of a cone-center (name correct?). It would allow
me to drill a hole down the length of the wood.



Hello Kevin,

I use a Nova live center to guide a drill when drilling lamps, etc. I
recently made a replacement flag staff for a boat that was 25 inches
long and required a hole drilled through the center. The article
documenting this was published in the February 2010 issue of More
Woodturning magazine.

Fred Holder
http://www.morewoodturning.net

Kevin September 30th 10 06:08 PM

question about hardware
 
Thanks for all the helpful answers to my quesion.



On Sep 27, 2:12*pm, Kevin wrote:
Hello all

I have a Jet 12-36 that has served me quite well for the past 7 or 8
years however I am looking for a particular piece of equipment. It
would fit into the tailstock and be hollow down the length. I am
thinking, perhaps, of a cone-center (name correct?). *It would allow
me to drill a hole down the length of the wood.




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