Don't Have Your Palio Handy, No Problem, Great New Cutter...But Expensive!

[Volusianator]

HEY!!!! WHERE"S YOUR ANSI APPROVED SAFETY GLASSES MAN?!?!?!

safety first!

LOL, hey, at least I got glasses on. And Strife, no splitters on any of our saws, I know we've all heard the excuses, but we DO cut way to many delicate small pieces (that we shouldn't) to have the splitters on. It's to hard to get your fingers 2mm from the blade with those on!

 

[OneRand]

So I was smoking a Don Pebin Blue Magnate or something huge like that last night and everyone, after initially glancing away with a nervous twitter, said I was overcompensating.

Naturally, I have no idea what they were talking about.

In your case, Wade, overcompensating is a slight understatement, haha!

R

 

[Wigwam_Motel]

i'm not sure about all this cute stuff ppl do, i'll just bite off the cap and smoke.

 

[CWS]

Maybe I'll work one on the CNC tonight! :thumbsup:

Hear that sound, its your shop teacher spinning.:rofl: Great pics.

 

[Volusianator]

OK, no camera tonight, but the band saw doesn't provide the best cut, but patience on a 16" disc saner worked pretty well. Not gonna try the joiner as I think it would be total failure and the CNC crushed the cigar before the bit ever got to it (there's to much suction on the bed to hold materials down)!

 

[Penzip]

Ah power tools got to love them.:clap:

 

[sascha]

PM66 huh, I have that, but if it's not a Kapex, I ain't using it.

oh, I got one more, I have a JDS multi router, I could easily use the appropriate bit to cut the perfect hole
http://www.jdstools.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=16

 

[Danilo]

PM66 huh, I have that, but if it's not a Kapex, I ain't using it.

oh, I got one more, I have a JDS multi router, I could easily use the appropriate bit to cut the perfect hole
http://www.jdstools.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=16

I looks like an awesome machine.... but how do you use it? Even if I could have one of those... It still looks too complicated.:dunno:

 

[sascha]

hahaha, it cuts mortises on an x-y-z axis, and the table can also tilt, all you do is clamping the wood on the table with those hold downs and then move levers left to right, in and out or up and down. it's almost like a milling machine

 

[Volusianator]

Any thoughts on this vs. Leigh's Mortise & Tennon jig Sascha?

 

[sascha]

Any thoughts on this vs. Leigh's Mortise & Tennon jig Sascha?

I used to own it, but sold it when I got the Milti router, but it's as solid as my D4, very accurate, just get a router that will stay in the platform and it's right on the money every time