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34163 Paul Russell
paul_d_russell Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
1:16 pm
I purchased some Jade composite from this source last year and found the same thing. They are extremely hard. Not like Trustone at all. I was able to drill the...
34164 John
JTTrey3 Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
1:59 pm
Hi all... Well, I made the mistake of bringing my wife to Woodcraft with me yesterday. She fell in love with a Crushed Velvet blank, and wante me to make her...
34165 Fred Hinde
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Aug 1, 2003
2:56 pm
Bill, I am so sorry to hear of the return of the cancer. My prayers and thoughts are with Sandy, you and your family as you go through this ordeal. I am sure...
34166 Bill Lydie
wblydiejr Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
3:11 pm
Whewwww!!!The smoke hasn't cleared from my fellow southern Idahoan Scott's PFF contest and folks are already looking forward to the next one. That is great...
34167 Paul Huffman
phdesigns1 Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
3:13 pm
Hi John. the things I do different for plastics is when drilling clear chips often. Plastics get pretty warm. You may be best to have the blank a little longer...
34168 Borg B. Borg
borg_b_borg Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
3:21 pm
Not sure whether he's still in the business. Steve On Fri, 01 Aug 2003 13:16:38 -0000 "Paul Russell" ... ...
34169 forkball Offline Send Email Aug 1, 2003
4:05 pm
I am LOVING the crushed velvet blanks. When drilling: 1. Use a sharp bit and clear often. I even have my shop-vac hose in one hand while the drill press...
34170 rczik Offline Send Email Aug 1, 2003
4:34 pm
I agree with everything said here. Another tip for finishing that I've found very beautiful is after sanding with the micromesh I use Gliptone automobile...
34171 Christopher R. Hunt
chuntlavanet Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
5:16 pm
John, I turn my crushed velvet with a VERY sharp tool. It is very messy to turn and throws little threads of plastic everywhere. Once down to size, I sand...
34172 ncturner2002 Offline Send Email Aug 1, 2003
5:25 pm
I have also found the plastic polish, even after MM, gives a better shine. Another way to keep the heat down is when sanding, slow the speed down. As a matter...
34173 Butch
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Aug 1, 2003
5:47 pm
... Realizing I may well get change from my 2 cents worth, I'll offer some thoughts anyway. 1. I always like taking my wife to Woodcraft or similar places....
34174 Richard Kleinhenz
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Aug 1, 2003
5:54 pm
In the links area, under instruction, is a link to instructions for making your own *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** ... -- Regards, Rich ...
34175 Butch
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Aug 1, 2003
6:00 pm
Read with interest all the responses for finishing crushed velvet and similar materials. One thing that continually attracts my attention is the comment about...
34176 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
6:14 pm
wrt. heat during polishing: While my right hand moves the polishing pads (I use the double-sided foam-core MM pads) fingers of my left hand are ALWAYS on the...
34177 Paul Russell
paul_d_russell Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
6:15 pm
What kind of a store does one go to to get the rolled steel and carbide cutters? Paul Russell Denver CO ... for making your own ... buy...
34178 ncturner2002 Offline Send Email Aug 1, 2003
6:58 pm
Yes, looking at your workpiece and the reflection of light on it is definitely the way to go! Heat buildup is a result of several interacting factors - speed,...
34179 Richard Kleinhenz
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Aug 1, 2003
8:12 pm
... Any of the machineshop supply places, like J&L, MSC, Travers, Enco. Links in the links area, under misc./tools. Drillrod works well -- Regards, Rich ...
34180 Bill Ebert
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Aug 1, 2003
8:58 pm
Although your letter is very saddening it is a wonderful testimony to the love you have for your Wife Sandy and for your Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. You...
34181 Jim Lambert
woodpens60 Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
9:18 pm
Sorry Bill, but I couldn't let this one slip by unnoticed. Are the fiends, the guys you work with? :-) Jim Lambert Woodpens.com http://www.woodpens.com ... ...
34182 Dane
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Aug 1, 2003
11:25 pm
... I agree with the micromesh. In fact, since I've been using it, I use it on EVERYTHING I turn, regardless. The only thing I've found that is touchy to...
34183 Bill Lydie
wblydiejr Offline Send Email
Aug 2, 2003
12:20 am
Opps...darn Yahoo spell checker it does everything but correct word usage. I am sorry to everyone in the group; I meant "Pens for Friends." Thanks Jim and I ...
34184 Christopher R. Hunt
chuntlavanet Offline Send Email
Aug 2, 2003
12:49 am
Just wanted to quickly thanks everyone for their tremendous help on this material. Here's what I did. I just went to sears and got a couple of carbide router...
34185 William Kinney
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Aug 2, 2003
2:46 am
I received an adjustable mandrel (fitted for 1MT) from Craft Supplies USA today, but it doesn't fit properly on my lathe that uses 1MT tapered devices. I have...
34186 WILLAM BAUMBECK
arizonasilho... Offline Send Email
Aug 2, 2003
2:54 am
Bil, Have you contacted Craft Supplies and explained the problem to them? I sure they will exchange the mandrel for you. BB ... From: William Kinney To:...
34187 cyrusandmag Offline Send Email Aug 2, 2003
3:00 am
... Chris: The pen looks good. The method seemed to work. When you use your "new tool" does the wooden handle ride on the tool rest? I hadn't thought of that...
34188 Christopher R. Hunt
chuntlavanet Offline Send Email
Aug 2, 2003
3:21 am
Larry, Yes the tool handle rides right on the rest. I just made another one actually using a hammer replacement handle made of ash. Chris...
34189 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Aug 2, 2003
3:23 am
Yes. Mine was a MT2, purchased from Woodcraft, but the same OEM. It's a good concept, but poorly done. Also the machining on mine was pretty rough. This...
34190 William Kinney
bwk5502 Offline Send Email
Aug 2, 2003
4:44 am
BB I plan on contacting them soon. However, I don't want them to just send me another mandrel without verifying that it is not defective too. I've played that...
34191 William Kinney
bwk5502 Offline Send Email
Aug 2, 2003
4:51 am
Rich That's just what I thought. Why would they keep selling an item that they know is bad? Another example is the crappy threads on PSI's Classic pens. ........
34192 WILLAM BAUMBECK
arizonasilho... Offline Send Email
Aug 2, 2003
5:17 am
Bil, When you call ask for Jarred. He is one of the customer support specialists and if you explain the problem I know he will take care of your problem. As...
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