Top is East Indian rosewood and the bottom is Brazilian.
Whats the Point.............
- Thread starter Murray Tucker
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Damn!
Inlayed v-points.
Inlayed v-points.
Nevermind, I see what you are saying.
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Caught me for second, then realized he probably cuts his points with an endmill and his milling head angled. You end up with a different looking relief at the end.
Oh, boy.:grin:
Simple players cues, not really doing inlays right now.
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Very good!
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Can you take the same photo but without the router? You're like a chic who wears a very short skirt and bends over almost just enough but not quite, then stands back up & giggles. Such a tease.
Are you doing that on your Y axis? If so you must have alot of travel. I dont know if I could do that on my knee mill.
You only need 12" travel to cover the length of the actual cut plus some.
Yes, that is the y axis. I have 14" of travel in that direction. I have 45 in the x but the head does not tilt that direction.
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You have me thinking now. My mill has the same problem it will only tilt in that direction. I am going to have to check and see how much travel I have. Doing it that way sure makes cutter selection alot easier.
Top is East Indian rosewood and the bottom is Brazilian.
You are showing too much speed master Tucker.
