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Rounding Over Jig
Darren:
I'm not quite sure where this is going, but I will sit back and wait :thumbup:
BTW, you should write a book, "101 ways to get in the workshop" or "the longest kitchen.......build" :lol:
Divided he ad:
--- Quote ---Hey Ralph, been working on my rounding over jig. How's that aeopile (sp?) coming along. :lol:
--- End quote ---
Well you see it's like this Bernd.... I've just had a four day weekend and managed to spend the whole damn thing mostly in bed with a humdinger of a cold and a lung slapping bronchial thingyradoo!! :( Not the happiest bunny!
I did get out there tonight.... I was determined to do something this weekend, so I finished the pipe bender :) Only one little bit to do for the Aeolipile to have it's pipes made and then that will be back on course :headbang:
You see, it's all there..... Just need a :poke: and the bacteria to sod off!
I see how your clamps will work, nice and neat :thumbup:
Good luck with the kitchen ::) :lol:
Ralph.
Bernd:
--- Quote from: Darren on April 13, 2009, 06:20:53 PM ---
BTW, you should write a book, "101 ways to get in the workshop" or "the longest kitchen.......build" :lol:
--- End quote ---
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Na, won't work. It take to long.
Bernd
Bernd:
Sorry to hear your under the weather Ralph. It does put a damper on having fun in the shop. :(
Glad you mentioned the pipe bender. I completly forgot about that. :thumbup:
Can't wait to see a vid of the Aeolipile running. :clap:
Here's hoping you feel better soon. :beer:
Bernd
Bernd:
Well you already know what's going on in the wood shop. "Stuff" is drying
So on with the clamps. First a bit of layout dye then some lines to mark hole location and finally a centre pop to locate the centre drill.
Next into the mill, I'm going to use the Grizzly mini mill for this because I don't have a holder for the smaller 1/4" end mill in the Bridgeport. I'm going to clean out that portion between the holes following the centre line and working out towards the sides to make a nice sliding fit on the table.
This picture will clear up any confusion in my writing above. The 1/8" holes are for corner clearances.
A quick bit of filing and we have a good fit on the rotary table.
Both clamps are almost done. They have had a slot cut down the centre to the 1/4" hole to help make it easier to for clamping.
A closer view from the bottom.
And here's the finished product. All clamped down and ready for some rounding over project. So stay tuned for the video coming on a forum near you………………someday after the kitchen cabinets are done.
Did I ever tell you how long it takes for polyurethane to dry ? :scratch: :lol: :lol:
Regards,
Bernd
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