JOAT What's the difference between a cattle grid and a lawyer?
People slow down before they run over a catte grid.
JOAT What's the difference between a cattle grid and a lawyer?
People slow down before they run over a catte grid.
Very slick idea.. Thanks for posting that.
Maybe we can use it to dupe pawns for that chess set..
Sat, Nov 11, 2006, 8:08pm (EST-3) snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com (bf) doth ponder: Maybe we can use it to dupe pawns for that chess set..
Betcha could.
JOAT What's the difference between a cattle grid and a lawyer?
People slow down before they run over a catte grid.
"bf" wrote in news:1163304488.225422.218500 @i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
Why just the pawns? If you're making one set, I bet you're going to make a second, and a third, and... You could make profiles of *all* the pieces (some creativity needed for the horsey piece).
Nice one, JOAT. A guy at work is thinking about buying my Midi Lathe, and was asking me about duplicators. I told him how to make one, but it was a whole lot more complicated than this. I'll be sure to pass on the link.
Tue, Nov 14, 2006, 5:27am (EST-1) snipped-for-privacy@NOSPAMcharter.net (Prometheus) doth sayeth: Nice one, JOAT. =A0 A guy at work is thinking about buying my Midi Lathe, and was asking me about duplicators. I told him how to make one, but it was a whole lot more complicated than this. I'll be sure to pass on the link.
Yeah, I like it too; very simple, thus very elegant. Some of my creations tend to be Rube Goldbergish in the begining - but most of them get simpler the more I think on them. I always like to run across something like this, gives me ideas. It's good to pass them along too.
JOAT Democratic justice. One man, one rock.
This looks like the same set-up that I saw Norm use with a Shopsmith to make up some porch columns. It was on a recent This Old House Classics show.
Wed, Nov 15, 2006, 6:16am (EST-1) snipped-for-privacy@webtv.net (James=A0Silcott) doth sayeth: This looks like the same set-up that I saw Norm use with a Shopsmith to make up some porch columns. It was on a recent This Old House Classics show.
You sure it wasn't Roy, and the Woodwright's Shop? I find it hard to picture Norm using a homemade tool.
JOAT Democratic justice. One man, one rock.
You sure it wasn't Roy, and the Woodwright's Shop? I find it hard to picture Norm using a homemade tool.
JOAT Democratic justice. One man, one rock.
Hi there joat. I think I saw the same show. Shopsmith does have a duplicator that's a little more elaborate than the one you posted but the basic design is the same. If you want to, take a look at their web site, the last time I was there it was listed. Take care. Jim
Thu, Nov 16, 2006, 1:36am (EST+5) snipped-for-privacy@shaw.ca (Jim=A0Northey) doth sayeth: Hi there joat. I think I saw the same show. Shopsmith does have a duplicator that's a little more elaborate than the one you posted but the basic design is the same. If you want to, take a look at their web site, the last time I was there it was listed.
Dunno, but does look like you might be able to use a few parts from Shopsmith.
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