Turned some spindles for a stool.

The stool was intended for shop use -- now I am not so sure. You can see =

the stool at the following link.
http://woodwork.pmccl.com/Business/p...furniture.htm=
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Just the spindles...
http://woodwork.pmccl.com/Business/p...urnedwood.html

On this page, Note the link to the extremely High-tech grinder jig=20
adjustment system.

Patent Pending...

It always works -- no matter the wheel size. It is a Veritas Grinder jig =

-- but quite frankly the Veritas Adjustment Tool is a PITA to use.=20
(Apologies to Robin Lee) This one is much simpler and several times=20
faster to use... It can be set by feel. Simply loosen off both=20
adjustments and set table -- tighten bottom screw then top screw -=20
typical adjustment time -- 5 seconds or less.

Cost per adjustment jig $.01 (CDN that is LOL) Accuracy of grinder=20
setting when cutting tools were checked with test gauges -- could not=20
estimate due to minimal error.

I did a run of gauges for all the Lathe Tools I own and it took about=20
1/2 hour to design and manufacture a complete set of angle setting=20
gauges for all tools -- based on custom grinds applied to the tools.

Was going to start making bowls -- SWMBO has suggested some bar stools=20
-- then left before I could get my hands on her... GRRRR!



--=20
Will R.
Jewel Boxes and Wood Art
http://woodwork.pmccl.com
The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those=20
who have not got it.=94 George Bernard Shaw

In article ,
WillR wrote:


[snipperified for brevitarization.]

SWMBO has suggested some bar stools

A sensible height to fall from in case one gets Pedrofied.g

I really like those lamps, btw.

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Rob

[snipperified for brevitarization.]

SWMBO has suggested some bar stools

A sensible height to fall from in case one gets Pedrofied.g

I really like those lamps, btw.

That must've taken some fancy turning to get those square profiles to come
out so nice!

- Owen -