I want to make a small jewely like box with raised panels.

Is there a small bit for that. I have a large one but its too big.

thanks for any input

They do make small sets, but I would probably think about using a box core
bit and milling the panels vertically.

--
Bill Pounds
http://www.billpounds.com/woodshop


"Jakes452" wrote in message
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I want to make a small jewely like box with raised panels.

Is there a small bit for that. I have a large one but its too big.

thanks for any input

Jakes452 wrote:

I want to make a small jewely like box with raised panels.

Is there a small bit for that. I have a large one but its too big.

thanks for any input

A number of different places sell them. Try Woodcraft at:

http://shop.woodcraft.com/Woodcraft/...87C543E6572D99

or do a search for "miniature rail and stile".

--
Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA
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Off the topic of the panels Bill. I took a look at your web site looks like
you have done some nice work!
One thing I did notice though is that you are using PVC pipe for you
dust collection. I did not notice any grounding cable on it though.Without
this static electricity builds up and could lead to an arch big enough to
ignite the dust flowing through the pipe causing a small explosion and or
fire at the least. I do not know if you knew this but though I might shed a
little light on the subject for you .
PVC is a good material for a dust system if used properly. Static build
up is the main drawback of PVC though.
Thanks :
Chris

"Pounds on Wood" wrote in message
...
They do make small sets, but I would probably think about using a box core
bit and milling the panels vertically.

--
Bill Pounds
http://www.billpounds.com/woodshop


"Jakes452" wrote in message
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I want to make a small jewely like box with raised panels.

Is there a small bit for that. I have a large one but its too big.

thanks for any input

"Chris Melanson" wrote in message
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One thing I did notice though is that you are using PVC pipe for you
dust collection. I did not notice any grounding cable on it though.Without
this static electricity builds up and could lead to an arch big enough to
ignite the dust flowing through the pipe causing a small explosion and or
fire at the least.

Hang on folks! Here we go again!!
Greg

In article z4a4c.16654$m4.13600@okepread03, says...
I want to make a small jewely like box with raised panels.

Is there a small bit for that. I have a large one but its too big.

thanks for any input



Here ya go. . .

http://sommerfeldtools.com/products.asp?ID=165

not sure if it's small enough, but CMT makes several sizes. you can
find them online under Sommerfeld and Woodpeckers. Their smallest set
will work for stuff like wall clocks.

dave

Jakes452 wrote:

I want to make a small jewely like box with raised panels.

Is there a small bit for that. I have a large one but its too big.

thanks for any input

great input...thankyou....it exists!

"Nova" wrote in message
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Jakes452 wrote:

I want to make a small jewely like box with raised panels.

Is there a small bit for that. I have a large one but its too big.

thanks for any input

A number of different places sell them. Try Woodcraft at:


http://shop.woodcraft.com/Woodcraft/...87C543E6572D99

or do a search for "miniature rail and stile".

--
Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA
(Remove "SPAM" from email address to reply)

Nope not gunna take the bait!
"Greg O" wrote in message
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"Chris Melanson" wrote in message
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One thing I did notice though is that you are using PVC pipe for
you
dust collection. I did not notice any grounding cable on it
though.Without
this static electricity builds up and could lead to an arch big enough
to
ignite the dust flowing through the pipe causing a small explosion and
or
fire at the least.

Hang on folks! Here we go again!!
Greg





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Jakes452 notes:

great input...thankyou....it exists!

Yes, it does. Marc Sommerfield designed it for CMT. Anyplace selling CMT bits
and blades will have it or be able to roder it.

Charlie Self
"A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both."
Dwight D. Eisenhower

In article wta4c.148847$A12.121514@edtnps84,
Chris Melanson wrote:
...snipped...
One thing I did notice though is that you are using PVC pipe for you
dust collection. I did not notice any grounding cable on it though.Without
this static electricity builds up and could lead to an arch big enough to
ignite the dust flowing through the pipe causing a small explosion and or
fire at the least. I do not know if you knew this but though I might shed a
little light on the subject for you .
PVC is a good material for a dust system if used properly. Static build
up is the main drawback of PVC though.
Thanks :
Chris

...snipped...

Man, you've really done it now!


--

Larry Wasserman Baltimore, Maryland

I'll save everyone the trouble.... here's the link debunking the while PVC
static explosion myth

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/rodec/.../DC_myths.html

One thing I did notice though is that you are using PVC pipe for you
dust collection. I did not notice any grounding cable on it though.Without
this static electricity builds up and could lead to an arch big enough to
ignite the dust flowing through the pipe causing a small explosion and or
fire at the least. I do not know if you knew this but though I might shed
a
little light on the subject for you .
PVC is a good material for a dust system if used properly. Static
build
up is the main drawback of PVC though.
Thanks :
Chris

In article wta4c.148847$A12.121514@edtnps84,
"Chris Melanson" wrote:

dust collection. I did not notice any grounding cable on it though.Without
this static electricity builds up and could lead to an arch big enough to
ignite the dust flowing through the pipe causing a small explosion and or
fire at the least. I do not know if you knew this but though I might shed a
little light on the subject for you .

My coffee grinder builds up a lot of static as the coffee grounds are
fired into the grinds holder. Your post caused me considerable worry; is
it in danger of exploding?

Stephen M wrote:

I'll save everyone the trouble.... here's the link debunking the while PVC
static explosion myth

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/rodec/.../DC_myths.html

Interesting article. Thanks!

--
Morris Dovey
DeSoto, Iowa USA

Actually, the wire is there you just cannot see it. I used unobtainium
instead of copper because the impedance is so much lower, donchano.

Thanks for your support.
--
Bill Pounds
http://www.billpounds.com/woodshop


"Chris Melanson" wrote in message
news:wta4c.148847$A12.121514@edtnps84...
Off the topic of the panels Bill. I took a look at your web site looks
like
you have done some nice work!
One thing I did notice though is that you are using PVC pipe for you
dust collection. I did not notice any grounding cable on it though.Without
this static electricity builds up and could lead to an arch big enough to
ignite the dust flowing through the pipe causing a small explosion and or
fire at the least. I do not know if you knew this but though I might shed
a
little light on the subject for you .
PVC is a good material for a dust system if used properly. Static
build
up is the main drawback of PVC though.
Thanks :
Chris

"Jakes452" wrote in message news:z4a4c.16654$m4.13600@okepread03...
I want to make a small jewely like box with raised panels.

Is there a small bit for that. I have a large one but its too big.

thanks for any input

I recently ordered the Ogee Junior Raised Panel Set (800.522.11) for
$149.90 from Sommerfeld's Tools for Wood. Haven't used it yet, but I
like the quality of CMT bits.

There's a review/tutorial of this bit set at:
http://www.woodshopdemos.com/cmt-jr1.htm

There's an excellent 12-page article by George Vondriska in the April
2001 issue of American Woodworker magazine.

HTH
Larry