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if ya have any round stock ya can do the same as I mentioned with the square stock ??? ??? animal

Confused of Cheltenham writes -- I am obviously missing something in translation! Why do you want to use a (apparently not cheap) ball nosed tapered carbide cutter on a lathe? Surely it would be more

I could make a boring tool holder for 1/4" router bit and use their tool post?? I will have to mill or file a flat side on the round stock.? I really like my Whiteside SC64 bit... it works so

I am relieved that I found the sherline standard toolpost that came with the machine, and they have one that will allow use of a 3/8" round bit, but not 1/4" and my router bits are 1/4".

Heated bed leveling. Prusa I3 type printers. Geeetech, Anet. A simple way to have consistent level beds.So very important in good bed adhesion. I did not like the 4 x corner adjusters with springs and

Been there done that. Even went as far as to turn it into a pattern for casting. But never did cast it. Not sure why… John Dammeyer Sent: April-09-20 10:39 PM To: [email protected] Subject:

Introduced a new hashtag for our woodworking members. Hoping to receive posts from interested members. Many hobbyist routers and lathes are now CNC or digital controlled. Thanks -- John

To follow on with Tamara's recent post ref QCTP and holders and profile tools. A photo of a 250-000 QCTP tool holder 3D printed in ABS: I don?t recommend this approach for holding turning tools

Hi Tamra Take a look at this link. https://www.banggood.com/Wood-Turning-Chisel-Carbide-Tipped-Diamond-Round-Square-Insert-Lathe-Tool-p-1659297.html?rmmds=search&ID=44016&cur_warehouse=CN If you

I would use ABS because of past experience. I have a Ryobi table top band saw that I had bought when I was newly setting up my hobby shop. I realized that it's blade speed was meant for cutting wood

Thanks. I like this idea. I saw a couple of videos already. I want to try. The main reason for 3D printed was because I have access to good printers and it is fun to make it differently than the usual

I tend to agree with Cornelius, but it would be interesting to find out for certain. One of the weaker aspects of an FDM part is the bonding between layers. If you were to print the pulley flat it

if ya have a 4 jaw chuck for the lathe ya could bore the hole/drill the hole in the square stock . I don't know what size the slot in in yer tool holder but ya may be able to use key stock ???

Put round bit in square stock, Mike this makes sense.... hmmmm... the Whiteside bit is 1/4" round, should be easy enough to drill a 1/4" round hole in square stock... Bill, I do not have a boring bar

It is very easy to cut an internal keyway on a lathe with just a boring bar and a single point cutter. Set it up on the toolpost , center it , and then do the cutting by moving the saddle in and out

Guys Has anyone made a belt drive conversion for a mini-mill using 3D printed pulleys? This stay-at-home thing is making me restless and I am looking at a new project to keep me occupied. Yesterday my

if you have any small square stock that will fit in the tool holder? you can? bore a hole in the stock the size of yer bit , then cut a slit length wise , put the bit in the square stock, put stock

Hi Tamra Welcome to the forum. I assume you are referring to 3D printing of a lid and base for holding some involute gear cutters.?? File creation approx 1 1/4 hours for both, I use Mastercam to

Do you have a boring bar toolholder for your lathe? That and possibly some sleeve collets should let you mount a router bit in your lathe. I put an AXA clone Quick-Change tool Post (QCTP) on my Atlas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9qHHSn3f4w This video is from the Dallas Makerspace... tool post for a sherline lathe uses a square bit.? I could probably use an insert tool bit, but since I have