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Wow! nothing! I would have expected more....oh well...Ordered material for the table today. Just needs facing and screw holes.I'll get the crank sorted out this weekend. I have a fixture I need to make for work.Dave
Hi Dave, Following along! Was going to post on your bellows but well you know....err better not said!Got to thinking about it....over engineered but hay it's all about making something.Use your compressed air, reduce the pressure way down, a small ball valve actuated by the arm to open & close, nozzle to the cutting front, adjust air pressure to get desired puff...done! Shouldn't take more than 5 mins as my old man used to say. Figured out that pretty quick if he started a 5 minute job at 9 in the morning, we might be finished by 5 in the arvo!Cheers Kerrin
Thanks Ian! I'll check that out!I'm putting this one under the heading of simplicity ...though you have to admit, it doesn't get any more simple than this Read the caption on the last photo....genius!
I hadn't seen a scroll saw for many years. Those I did were pretty simple affairs.If they had a blower...I probably did not recognize it as such.My image of a bellows doesn't match either.I just googled around and was surprised. Pretty neat stuff.More interesting to me was how you're putting your lathe to work.