*Yes, I do like innovation*, but the use of wood seems to make it look a
bit heavy/ ugly (my opinion )
I bought a Woodrat 900 when the Person who had changed his mind on selling
his Revo The Dewalt router was on it and also the plunge bar, which I like.
My old Woodchuck.. I have fitted the Large
I installed a Z axis last year after having used a plunge router
previously. For me once you work out the bugs with the Z-axis, namely the
poorly designed stock depth stop, I really like it. The increased view of
your work is the best part. Also given how the Z-axis, (and the router)
are pos
Before I start . I would like to say Welcome Back RussV. ;-) Its been a very
long time since we last hear'd from you.
Russ your wooden Z axis give you better control of your plunge router. I very
much like that part.
The main reason why I went the way of making my own Z axis was due to the
li
Everybody does it differently. This has worked for me and I spent less than
$20 in total. How much does the Woodrat plunge bar cost? How long does it
take to attach and set up the Woodrat plunge bar? Not sure what you mean by
“wood for Z Axis fittings”.
From: legacy-ornamental-mills
My Router has a Woodrat plunge bar fitted, it would be quite easy to
control the pinch effect by making a screw thread and half nut,
Video--- not too keen on wood for Z Axis fittings
Richard
On Tuesday, June 27, 2017 at 5:54:48 PM UTC+1, yknotwood wrote:
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> FYI, I have downloaded a video to yout
I’d love to tell you Richard but unfortunately along with all my original
legacy stuff it was lost in the fire that took everything I owned
I had to start all over again it on my list of things to remake
Bill
From: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
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Bill What are the dimensions and size of the alloy plate/s?? I think that
tilt is a great idea.
Richard
> http://ornamentalmills.com/Bill_Bulkeley/tilting-z-axis/index.html
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> http://ornamentalmills.com/Bill_Bulkeley/Candlestick/index.html
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In addition to the deeper plunging, the Z axis can also provide greater
control when lowering the router into work.
It's not so bad if you only make height changes while the router is off to
the side of the workpiece, out of contact with it, when you lower it. The
little turrets which help you ma
The z axis gives you a much deeper reach than a plunge router . i went even
further and had it tilt
http://ornamentalmills.com/Bill_Bulkeley/tilting-z-axis/index.html
which let me do things like in this
http://ornamentalmills.com/Bill_Bulkeley/Candlestick/index.html
and also this could b
Can someone explain the advantage of having an Z axis as opposed to a
plunge router.
I have both the Woodchuck and the Revo, and the best, in my opinion and it
may be only my opinion and not others!!!
These two LOM's seem to work well together. Although the Revo rails could
be a little longer
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