:-) :-)
Bill
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Subject: Re: sears craftsman router crafter
Thanks Mac
I know you can
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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
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Subject: Re: sears craftsman router crafter
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
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
s me as just plain "wierd"; and the three-pronged piece seems very proprietary. I can see why the device fell into unpopularity.Mac-Original Message-
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I understand thanks joe
Bill
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hey bill...i'll respond to
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
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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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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,
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> okay,i need to make a significant correction here...i forgot that the
> "adapter" is actually two pieces...one piece replaces the square, cone
> shaped piece entirely...y
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
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okay,i need to make a significant correction here...i forgot that the "adapter" is actually two pieces...one piece replaces the square, cone shaped piece entirely...you can see it in the second listin
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
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"
okay,i need to make a significant correction here...i forgot that the
"adapter" is actually two pieces...one piece replaces the square, cone
shaped piece entirely...you can see it in the second listing from bill's
post...it's the piece with the long "shaft"and basically, is the head
stock...the
thanks for the reference bill...the second one you listed has the adapter
in the head stock...it's being held in place by some black tape...that's a
first for me...look's like i'll have to outbid mac for this one...LOL!...joe
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I see these things are still around if anyone really wants one
Bill
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Sears-Craftsman-Router-Crafter-/291407132310?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2
<http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Sears-Craftsman-Router-Crafter-/291407132310?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item43d937f696&
hi legacy woodworking! (sorry, don't know your name)...yes, that is/was a
problem...but i found when you put some lateral pressure on the router
carriage in the opposite direction you are going, you will not experience
any slipping...but then again, i was only using it to do milling
cuts(fluti
uh-oh, i feel some competition coming on...LOL!...so,okay, what does the
adapter do asks the comedian of the group...and before i explain, i'll have
to say i'm disappointed that you haven'y figured it out...ROFLMFAO!...if
you look at the crafter as it was originally advertised, it has that squar
okay mac, how many should i put you down for?...and for the record, never
said there were people needing the piece...most "weekend warriors" probably
wouldn't see the advantage of having it...dave did though, and felt it was
important enough to hand make his own...and to be honest here, before
ate: 03/21/2015 12:48 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Subject: sears craftsman router crafter
this is my sears craftsman router crafter i have and wont be using it any more
as i will be using my legacy ornamental mill. i am using the optional adapter
on this rou
27;joe biunno' via Legacy Ornamental Mills Sent: Mar 21, 2015 5:37 PM
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Subject: Re: sears craftsman router crafter
hi dave...yes, i do have the adapter...and i have yet to find another...and without the adapter, i feel the router crafter is virtually usele
'joe biunno' via Legacy Ornamental MillsSent: Mar 21, 2015 5:37 PM
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: sears craftsman router crafter
hi dave...yes, i do have the adapter...and i have yet to find another...and without the adapter, i feel the router crafter is virtu
hi joe, i am selling this router crafter with adapter, the router crafter
is new never used, the adapter is used but in box and looks like new. i had
2 of these router crafters, sold one, one more to sell. you are right about
having it useless with out the adapter. i am familiar with the lost wax
p
hi dave...yes, i do have the adapter...and i have yet to find another...and
without the adapter, i feel the router crafter is virtually useless...i hve
considering sending it to a person who does brass castings for us when we
are doing restoration work and are replacing drawer handles and other
hi joe, do you have the adapter with your router crafter. dave
On Sat, Mar 21, 2015 at 2:55 PM, 'joe biunno' via Legacy Ornamental Mills <
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> these are excellent devices to have in a shop...been using this
> occasionally for more than 30 years...s
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Subject: Re: sears craftsman router crafter
these are excellent devices to have in a shop...been using this occasionally
for more than 30 years...still do for certain small jobs that fit the
limitations of what this piece can do...one pitch
these are excellent devices to have in a shop...been using this
occasionally for more than 30 years...still do for certain small jobs that
fit the limitations of what this piece can do...one pitch, 24 index holes
and a limited diameter capacity...but for legs and finials it can be an
excellent
r out to give you
my opinion of how well it works.
-Tim
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From: Tim Krause
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Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2012 10:05 AM
Subject: Sears Craftsman Router
This is a real long shot.
I've been looking at the
y-Ornamental-Mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 8, 2012 1:05:05 PM
Subject: Sears Craftsman Router
This is a real long shot.
I've been looking at the Craftsman model 02768.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00902768000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1
as a possible ine
This is a real long shot.
I've been looking at the Craftsman model 02768.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00902768000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1
as a possible inexpensive router alternative for a z-axis upgrade. In some
other forums people have mentioned it's similar to the Bosc
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