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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: Forwardhandle on December 25, 2018, 08:39:01 AM
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I drew the wild card at work so I'm on call 24/7 over xmas and my wife is working so I thought it would be a good time for trying a new way jointing lams this set up works great nice joints a very fast jointing its 10 in. sanding disk for the table saw and a scrap for guide takes 10 minutes to set up & is doing a nice job on thin .050 lams !
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That’s a powerful skiver!! Way to adapt!
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Yep 5 HP worth...lol that disk has been in the original plastic pac fo 25 yrs ,left over from my cabinet making days, I dont even remember what I bought it for...lol but works great, that disc will probably work great for front view profile to ! Im happy problem solved !
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Just a little clean up and they look pretty tight ! [ You are not allowed to view attachments ]
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Cool Beans... As I posted a week or two ago... One little step at a time and you refine your craft and work more efficiently...
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Nice! I actually do the exact same thing, except I glued the sandpaper onto a old chop saw blade. It was the only metal disc I had with minimal runout. Exciting to use with the teeth spinning at you.