Starting a new thread on the robinson as the old one is the place to go to see how Joe calhoun does shaper work , the guy is the best in the world and has solved all of your problems for you . go check it out he’s awesome. Should you like to continue to see what I’m doing with this English spindle please participate in this thread. Thanks for your support guys. And if you’d like to show people what you do by all means click the new thread button and have at it 👍
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T Robinson and son 1950 spindle moulder NC/T
everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
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everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
http://www.youtube.com/user/tool613
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hennebury likes this.everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
http://www.youtube.com/user/tool613
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hennebury likes this.everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
http://www.youtube.com/user/tool613
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everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
http://www.youtube.com/user/tool613
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Re: T Robinson and son 1950 spindle moulder NC/T
everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
http://www.youtube.com/user/tool613
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Re: T Robinson and son 1950 spindle moulder NC/T
everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
http://www.youtube.com/user/tool613
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Originally posted by jgarrett forsberg View PostStarting a new thread on the robinson as the old one is the place to go to see how Joe calhoun does shaper work , the guy is the best in the world and has solved all of your problems for you . go check it out he’s awesome. Should you like to continue to see what I’m doing with this English spindle please participate in this thread. Thanks for your support guys. And if you’d like to show people what you do by all means click the new thread button and have at it 👍
joe
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What can I say but "amazing", Jack. This has to be the nicest spindle molder I've ever seen. Congrats.jgarrett forsberg likes this.All the best,
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Originally posted by MartyFromKingston View PostWhat can I say but "amazing", Jack. This has to be the nicest spindle molder I've ever seen. Congrats.everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
http://www.youtube.com/user/tool613
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Its official... my better half hates you. Love the work you did on the festo feeder. I am copying what you did when I get to my festo. What is the paint you used to paint this thing? Your shaper work is beautiful and the insight you used even better. You have gi en me some excellent ideas.jgarrett forsberg likes this.
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Love what you did with the brass strain relief. Was wondering how I will deal with this issue on my pk. Thanks for solving this problem. The shaper is running like a kitten. Your tracking and tension is awesome. I am wiping the drool off both sides of my mouth. And that coin.....well what can you say....jgarrett forsberg likes this.
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Originally posted by emchdev View PostIts official... my better half hates you. Love the work you did on the festo feeder. I am copying what you did when I get to my festo. What is the paint you used to paint this thing? Your shaper work is beautiful and the insight you used even better. You have gi en me some excellent ideas.
https://www.ppgpaints.com/products/i...ustrial-enamel
It’s basically a high solids alkyd high gloss in this case with a Hardner. First time I’ve gone high gloss I generally only go satin but I don’t know if I’d use this particular brand again. about $110 a gallon.
Can’t help you out with your marital problems but it should do wonders for your machines.everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
http://www.youtube.com/user/tool613
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Originally posted by emchdev View PostLove what you did with the brass strain relief. Was wondering how I will deal with this issue on my pk. Thanks for solving this problem. The shaper is running like a kitten. Your tracking and tension is awesome. I am wiping the drool off both sides of my mouth. And that coin.....well what can you say....everyone knows real machines are 3 phase. Founding member of the Wadkin blockhead club
jack
English machines
http://www.youtube.com/user/tool613
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Paint is a problem. We just got hit by more VOC restrictions and POLANE guys are a pain in the rear as they dont want to mix wadkin colors. I like the high gloss as it makes your kit look like a shiny bobble. But its practical too. I find the high gloss finish makes blowing sawdust off the machine very easy. The dust does not like to hang out on shiny hard surfaces.
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