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I will take them. Sending PM.

All sold, thanks.

I have 8 surplus figured purpleheart squares for sale. The curl is diagonal to the squares, if you accept that curl can be diagonal. If not, you can just call them "figured". They are all around 19.75" long, and are surfaced four sides to about 1.475". Dense material. Clean, I surfaced them...

He can't be asking to have it cored the entire length. OP, you mean just a core installed so many inches deep, right?

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We all love it when you are oh so gentle...

I can't say I have taken a slot cutter off the shelf that showed .003-.004" run out, cut with it, then had it ground concentric, then cut the same stock with it again using the exact same parameters to witness first hand any observable differences. I believe multi toothed cutters cut better...

I discard the bearing that comes with the arbor. I take an extra thick washer that has an undersized hole and bore the hole to fit the register. I turn wood with these cutters. Shafts, butts, forearms, cores, nunchucks, whatever the case may be.

The arbor is the stock Whiteside. Not snug, could be worse. Around .002 - .0025 size discrepancy for the one I just checked.

It is time for me to replace a few slow cutters. I mount them to an arbor, trim excess, dab a bit of 5 minute epoxy, and send them off to be ground/sharpened concentric to the arbor. While I'm getting a quote, anyone interested if I decide it is worth it? Whiteside, 1 - 7/8" diameter, 1/4"...

I must have been really tired to not be able to find the thread I started and then make another. Post any replies to the one in Cue Machinery.

I'm using it with my headstock. I have another short length of lathe bed I'm still using.

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Barenbrugge has used HRB maybe more than any other builder. I recall him talking about the importing process in here. Bob detailed a build using some superb material, not stabilized. http://dzcues.com/hrb.html Like any other wood, how green/seasoned is it? Do you have experience dealing...

I have a 15" Sherline lathe bed, a 24" Sherline lathe bed, aluminum plates under each, and a tailstock assembly for sale. The plates are about .465", both sides surfaced. Each plate has two sets of mounting holes for 1/4" cap screws. The mounting holes are 50 mm apart. I used the beds set up...

Hi Tom. I think you jumped tracks. I'm not the original poster who had the Cynergy and made the Tomahawk/Juma combo.

You can't afford what you can't afford, but I agree with what others are saying. I think Ken has the goods on this one after reading his posts. Not being able to go higher than 1/4" shank was a deal breaker for me when I was shopping. I bought the same setup Tony referenced, he got the...

Techniks on ebay are very decent, at least the ER20 I purchased are. Taiwanese. Just South of $15 a piece.