Trent,
Seeing your post reminded me, I'm still working along on my patterns and
I don't know when I'll get done. A few weeks maybe. Several of the
patterns are in aluminum, one or two in maple, another in cherry wood. I
ordered a 3ยบ tapered end mill last week and got word today it's been bac
Hello Everyone,
Been behind on the e-mail lately so this may be covered in the 155 or so e-mails
that I have yet to
read.
Another option other than the flexshaft is the air powered pencil type grinders.
They have a collet like
the flexshaft and will accept the 1/8" shank grinding rocks, bur
Trent Dowler wrote:
>
> Hi Royce,
>
> The flexshaft that I bought (Dremel brand, but several years old) has a square
>shape to the inner
> flexshaft itself. It resembles a tightly wound spring running inside a rubber coated
>sleave. The
> square end of the shaft fits into an adapter that s
Yes - that's what they still look like- I have a brand new one - had to replace the old
one - If you don't hang the dermal so the flex shaft is as straight as possible it
wears out
quite quickly - thanks to Home Depots no questions policy it was replaced quickly and
n/c .
Ferdinand
Trent Dowl
Hi Royce,
The flexshaft that I bought (Dremel brand, but several years old) has a square shape
to the inner
flexshaft itself. It resembles a tightly wound spring running inside a rubber coated
sleave. The
square end of the shaft fits into an adapter that screws onto the moto tools shaft
inst
Hi Royce
That's all part of the fun - I love shinny things - the more neon colors and chrome
the more I want want want it :-)
Hmmm !! Funny how the most colorful tools seem to cost the most.
Ferdinand
Royce Woodbury wrote:
> Trent Dowler wrote:
> Sorry, I didn't pay any attention
> > to c
Trent Dowler wrote:
Sorry, I didn't pay any attention
> to current price but I think I gave under $20 for mine (about 10 years ago).
Trent,
Went over to the local home improvement center yesterday
to get a burr for my driver pattern project
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Small_Scale_St
HI Bob
I couldn't agree with you more. I don't have any variable speed control
on the flexshaft when it is hooked up to the sander (1/2 horse motor) so all I use are
the larger drum sanders - I have a great deal of respect for the little guys. Power
tools bite fast
and with hunger, the flexshaft
I looked up prices in my latest jewelry supply catalog. The shaft itself is
about $40 and the handpiece (chuck type) is about $50. This is the foredom
brand, really the standard in the jewelry trade.
I think it needs to be said, that respect for any tool is necessary. I
definitely have some
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Charles
- Original Message -
From: "Royce Woodbury" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of sslivesteam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 11:23 AM
Subject: flexshafts
>
>
>
> > . . . Examples i
accessories. Last time I
>was at
> Wal-Mart picking up a few cutters they had the flexshafts. If
> you want me to look at them locally it's only about 3 miles up the road and would be
>glad to
> help.
Royce,
My local Wal-Mart and Lowe's carries the Dremel tools and accessories. Last time I
was at
Wal-Mart picking up a few cutters they had the flexshafts. Sorry, I didn't pay any
attention
to current price but I think I gave under $20 for mine (about 10 years ago). It
attaches i
ham tools, but Bob mentioned that the flexshafts he was
> referring to could be "picked up cheap". If so, where ?
>
> royce w
>
> . . . Examples in the USA are the Fordham(sp?)
> tools. Charles
>
I am familiar with Fordham tools, but Bob mentioned that the flexshafts he was
referring to could be "picked up cheap". If so, where ?
royce w
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