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Routing question for a pipe rack
Can anyone tell me how one goes about routing the shallow depressions
in a pipe stand where the bowls of the pipes rest? It's not a uniform depth, so I baffled as to how this is done. Gerry |
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Routing question for a pipe rack
G.E.R.R.Y. wrote: Can anyone tell me how one goes about routing the shallow depressions in a pipe stand where the bowls of the pipes rest? It's not a uniform depth, so I baffled as to how this is done. Gerry aaakkk! here's a quandary for me. my grampa smoked pipes for decades- I got to watch him die a slow horrible death from cancer. but I know the answer to your question. and I believe that we all have the right to engineer our own demise. so if you really want to die a slow horrible death, and smell really bad doing it, I guess I'll tell you how to rout those non-uniform depressions.... |
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Routing question for a pipe rack
When I need to make that type of groove, I make a ramp jig. It's just a
couple of wood triangles attached to a piece of hardboard which has a slot cut in it for the router bit to protrude through. Is that clear enough? Cheers, JG "G.E.R.R.Y." wrote: Can anyone tell me how one goes about routing the shallow depressions in a pipe stand where the bowls of the pipes rest? It's not a uniform depth, so I baffled as to how this is done. Gerry |
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Routing question for a pipe rack
In article .com,
wrote: my grampa smoked pipes for decades- I got to watch him die a slow horrible death from cancer. I got to watch my mother die the same death at 62 /and/ /she/ /never/ /smoked/ /a/ /pipe/. I've also known smokers who lived into their eighties so let's leave out the preaching. Do you want to share your woodworking tip or did you just want to jump on this opportunity to voice an unsolicited opinion? Gerry |
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Routing question for a pipe rack
In article , JGS
wrote: When I need to make that type of groove, I make a ramp jig. It's just a couple of wood triangles attached to a piece of hardboard which has a slot cut in it for the router bit to protrude through. Is that clear enough? I'm sorry if I'm going to sound a bit thick, but I'm not sure I understand. The bottom of the groove needs to be curved lengthwise and widthwise as though an egg could rest in it. Your ramp jig sounds to me like it would not give a curve in either direction, or am I missing something here? Gerry |
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Routing question for a pipe rack
I guess maybe I don't understand. I thought what you wanted was a grove that
was deeper and wider at one end than at the other. The following ball bit will give you that but not a curve. Sorry. JG http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...168,46173&ap=1 "G.E.R.R.Y." wrote: In article , JGS wrote: When I need to make that type of groove, I make a ramp jig. It's just a couple of wood triangles attached to a piece of hardboard which has a slot cut in it for the router bit to protrude through. Is that clear enough? I'm sorry if I'm going to sound a bit thick, but I'm not sure I understand. The bottom of the groove needs to be curved lengthwise and widthwise as though an egg could rest in it. Your ramp jig sounds to me like it would not give a curve in either direction, or am I missing something here? Gerry |
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Routing question for a pipe rack
You are quite correct. The ball cutter, fed at an angle, will give the shape
the OP was after though it will likely take a bigger ball. "JGS" wrote in message ... I guess maybe I don't understand. I thought what you wanted was a grove that was deeper and wider at one end than at the other. The following ball bit will give you that but not a curve. Sorry. JG |
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