ring cutter

[brianna187]

almost ready for sale heres a sneak peek

we are making 25 of these made for porper lathe but you can use on any machine with a few smiple adjustments come with motor and blade ready to cut .we cut rings 12ths thick just to see what its can do . i am selling 6 units from the first 25 the rest are going to the derby city classic for our booth sales at 250.00 each the first 6 poeple that commit to buying one
before then will get one for 200.00 mplus 10.00 shipping
thanks lee
hmalakoff@chartermi.net

 

[Cue Crazy]

That's basically the same bracket setup I made for Mine, except thicker, I bored and tapped an angle bracket I had. I posted pics on here one time. The mandrel looks pretty thick, I assume they fit the 1/8 spindle by the looks of the collet chuck in your picture. Curious, Will You be selling that and the slitting saw by theirselves also or just the package deal?

Greg

 

[J&D CUSTOMS]

Wow,
200.00 for a simple blade set up?
We built ours and the total cost was about 25.00 bucks and will fit any router with a 1/4 shank.
Tell you what , we will mail out a 2 for deal of ours for 199.99!
Just kidding! But the cost is no lie to build.
Just my 2 cents,
Jim

 

[sliprock]

Wow,
200.00 for a simple blade set up?
We built ours and the total cost was about 25.00 bucks and will fit any router with a 1/4 shank.
Tell you what , we will mail out a 2 for deal of ours for 199.99!
Just kidding! But the cost is no lie to build.
Just my 2 cents,
Jim

Be careful. Your 2 cents might buy you more headache than you want. If I remember correctly, you list some of your cues for sale from time to time. I'd hate to see you have to defend yourself against the "price police". Good Luck.

 

[DaveK]

Wow,
200.00 for a simple blade set up?
We built ours and the total cost was about 25.00 bucks and will fit any router with a 1/4 shank.

What rate are you using for your labour on this $25 unit ?

Just my 2 cents,
Jim

Oh ..... never mind ..... question answered

Just messing with ya Jim, but the time to build, package, sell, and support all have to be paid for out of the selling price. Yes, you can buy a few parts for very little money, but the time to make them into a saleable product is often worth a lot more than the parts.

Dave