I see/now understand. Since the piece being milled is not spinning
fast, as it does in a lathe, that square cone does not have to be very
robust. The Nova Chuck or other regular lathe chucks, that are subject
to much higher RPM, are "heavy duty" by comparison. (Euro Roger - did
you note my us
hey mac!...i would bet that the square,cone set up was conceived because
this piece was originally marketed towards people who had little to no
experience doing any kind of turning work...all you had to do was cut a
piece of wood square, put it into the cone and it would be automatically
cente
As usual - I agree with Joe. The effort to produce a home-made adapter could be much better spent doing something else. Spend the $100 and then spend the time either with your kids/family or doing something "FUN" that you have been wanting to do.I know almost NOTHING about the Rout-R-Crafter but
I understand thanks joe
Bill
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hey bill...i'll respond to your comm
hey bill...i'll respond to your comment, but i will point out, it is from a
business point of view...yes, you could possibly turn that "nose" piece
from a piece of hard wood, or metal if you are capable...but it also has 24
holes drilled into it which are parallel to the the piece, for it's
ind
100 bucks couldn’t you turn one up out of hardwood or delrin or something does
it have to me as long for any reason I have never seen a router crafter in the
flesh so to speak. Because of my engineering back ground I would fabricate and
machine one up on the metal lathe if I wanted one but I wou
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dave...forgot...i am in queens, new york city, new york...zip 11101
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dave...i'll assume your post was directed towards me...e-mail
finun...@aol.comcell 516-606-6627 work 718-729-5630...joe
On Sunday, March 22, 2015 at 12:36:21 PM UTC-4, Dave wrote:
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> can you send me your email, the router crafter is brand new never used, i
> took it out of the box,
that is where you put your wood on the inside to be routered, it holds and
centers the wood. the adapter makes it more easier to use at least i think
so. youtube has videos. dave
On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 12:35 PM, MWF wrote:
> What does that large black, "square cone-shaped" piece do? Do you pu
can you send me your email, the router crafter is brand new never used, i
took it out of the box, dont have box, the adapter is used but looks like
new. where do you live. dave
On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 12:12 PM, 'joe biunno' via Legacy Ornamental Mills <
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What does that large black, "square cone-shaped" piece do? Do you put a piece of wood into it? Not sure how that will secure the piece of stock being "milled".Mac-Original Message-
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hi dave...if you would be willing to ship the piece, i would buy it...i can
pre pay and you can ship when all monies have cleared...or pay pal, if you
prefer...i'll pay shipping,of course...i can furnish a UPS account number
to make things simple...joe biunno
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the second picture is the part you remove to install the adapter.
On Sunday, March 22, 2015 at 11:57:44 AM UTC-4, Dave wrote:
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> here is the router crafter with the adapter installed and i added a i
> guess you can call it a stabilizer block to keep the adapter straight and
> true, works ver
LOOKS GOOD Dave!
One work of advice buy a quick release chuck for your router. The eliminator
chuck or muscle chuck are both a huge advantage over the old compression stile
router chucks.(the one that comes with your router.)
http://www.rockler.com/quick-change-musclechucktrade-musclechuck .,
I paid 80 bucks for the one I have, I never really liked it (I expected it to
do everything the legacy does) about 2 maybe 3 years latter my dad bought a
legacy (500 I think) and I bought my first legacy a few months latter)
Jeff
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and upon further inspection(duh!), that small piece did come with the
adapter...a $100 just for the adapter!...wow!
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hey jeff...yes,that's the adapter...not sure if that little piece with the
pins is included with it, or if it was sold separately...nice find!...joe
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Is this the adapter you are talking about?
http://knoppix.net/store/Drive-Adapter-For-Router-Crafter-Craftsman-Sear-25256-X-Box_111562479533.html
Jeff
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> okay,i need to make a significant correction here...i forgot that the
> "adapter"
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