Oops! Don't Make the Same Mistake I Did!!
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- Опубліковано 18 лип 2021
- Well, plan A for how to clamp material to my new spoilboard was a huge failure. Watch this update for plan B. Thanks for watching!
Orange Aluminum link: www.orangealuminum.com/t-trac...
Slotted 1/4 inch Nuts: bit.ly/2W0oyjd
Allen Head Screws: low.es/3wRjDO7
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Thank you so much for share this!!! Tomorrow I was going to do the exact some thing for the same... LOL You saved my butt.
I Always admire a man that learns from his mistakes and is willing to teach others.
Nice of you to say! Thanks for watching!
its me again
its been a while now just checking in to make sure you are still staying safe and well
many kind regards Mick
Will get back to creating video projects shortly. Thanks for checking in!
Oh wow and I was there the other day at orange aluminum
Sure miss your videos hope all is well
I'm back. Thanks for watching!
It is important that mistakes teach! Persistence pays off! :)
Thanks for watching.
You seem like such a pleasant guy. I appreciate you taking the time to upload to this channel throughout the years, I’ve watched a lot of your videos just because I enjoyed em so much. I love chess and you’ve re inspired me to buy a little lathe and try it out myself.
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
Missing your videos not seen any for a while.Hope you are well and keeping safe Regards MICK
Still here. Just complications for getting my new shop going. Thanks for your kind message!
Slot for the bolt shaft only down 3/4 of way to where the head would be, flip the board cut a dish 1/8th" deeper than the bolt head and 3x's the width of the head, fill with the bolt and JB weld, let cure, I have a setup like that on a router fence and it's lasted 3 years already. {use Mylar to prevent sticking and can even lay it down while curing fo a flush and smooth finish.
Oh and MDF is good but hardwood is always better.
Also have found since that if using epoxy etc. to seat a bolt for clamping to not make the dish round, an odd shape helps keep the bolt head from turning the fill.
Great. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching!
Great vids. I was wondering how much clearance you have under the gantry and the bottom of the z mount? lease let me know.
Thanks
4 “ to bottom of z mount. But 6” to the tip of the router collet
great video James .. how is your drum sander doing .
Gone. On our move from Colorado to Washington the movers destroyed it. Drove into it actually. Bought a Grizzly G0458Z 18" 1-1/2 HP Open-End Drum Sander with the refund check (they broke other stuff). Thanks for watching.
Thomas Edison on his previous failed attempts to make lightbulbs…”I haven't failed -- I've just found 10,000 that won't work." 🙂. Good job, sir! I still watch your chess piece videos over & over! 🙂♟👍🏻
So true! Thanks for watching!