my inlay machine

Trent

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Heres a pic of my inlay machine and new cue im working on.

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I could swear that I've seen that machine some where before :p :thumbup:

i confess Joe is the father of my baby i helped him concieve it and now im trying to raise it lol

thanks joe

murray we all know yours is bigger:rolleyes:

but its how you use it that counts lol
 
What do you think of the bdtools 4th axis indexer? I asked about it on here last year and got zero replies from anyone that had used it. It would be a bolt on upgrade for me as I am already using a Taig headstock with manual indexing right now.
 
its not a bolt on you have to buy a diffrent belt and pulley to get it to index right i really havent put it through its paces yet but seems like it will work just fine.
 
That's an interesting spindle motor. What are you running it with? Are you a RC guy?


theres a power supply next to the machine that runs the motor and i was a RC car guy and now that we have a new indoor track i might get back into it. but thats the motor the wolfgang came with, thing screems and has a good bit of torq (sp)

i had one of the older one on a panto and it worked great this one is quit a bit beefier so i imagine it will work fine. in the future ill upgrade but for now it will do the job.
 
I was gonna ask the same question looked Like an RC motor to me too. I have been looking at that larger spindle Myself. Can you still only get one collet for them?

Greg
 
I think so.

Thanks, I use 2 different shank sizes, so for me that's the only drawback. I would like to have one on My panto though, and then swap It over when I get a new machine going. It's really a matter of money though, I guess I could get the same size mills in 1/8 too, just more expensive.
 
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