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Love spending hours at the lathe spinning raw wood into beautiful projects? Here are a few reader submitted tricks to help you turn even better. Find great deals on eBay for dowell. An adjustable follower is attached to the front of the Angle Grinder Assembly, and calibrated to be inline with the cutter as seen in the photo.

A table with a steel top is bolted to the bed of the lathe between centers. The steel provides a smooth surface Wood Lathe With Duplicator Uk for the duplicator to slide over, and the steel provides a magnetic surface for the Magswitches on the template mounts. The bottom should be waxed with paste wax to reduce friction. These are attached to a template mount with screws, and positioned on the table in relative to the stock location between centers as well as the center line of the lathe. Finally, the template mounts are locked into location with the Magswitches.

Loosen the handle on the follower, and adjust the depth of cut turret to the highest setting. Move the follower until the calibration screw contacts the depth of cut turret and tighten the handle again. The duplicator will work if the lathe is turning in the forward direction, but I recommend running the lathe in reverse.

Now, start the lathe and adjust the speed to RPM. This is the recommended speed suggested by the manufacturer of the cutter. Next, start the Angle Grinder, and begin taking cuts on the stock. Follow the edge of the template, and work the stock down slowly in the deep sections of the template.

After each pass, stop the Angle Grinder and adjust the depth of cut turret to the next level, and make another pass. Roughing the stock is much easier and safer if shims are used to guide the duplicator along the piece to remove only the desired depth of cut.

The best results are made with a slow steady movement, and less aggressive material removal. The cutting blades recommended for this project are very aggressive, and can remove a lot of material at once. Hold the duplicator Angle Grinder Assembly with both hands against the table while cutting. The goal is to mount the angle grinder at the proper height and orientation, and secure it firmly in the cradle of this assembly.

Therefore, the cradle size and shape will vary depending on the manufacturer of the grinder. All of the pieces are butt jointed, glued and screwed to each other. The last piece to attach to the assembly should be the 70 x 62mm block that bolts to the angle grinder as seen in the photo. The middle support was initially designed to use metal hose clamps, but switched to cable wraps which secure the grinder adequately in the cradles along with the bolt mentioned previously.

Therefore, you may have noticed a metal support along the top of the middle to reinforce the pressure from the hose clamps. This metal support shouldn't be necessary unless hose clamps are used. A dust shield highly recommended for the angle grinder is also available Dust Shield for Makita Angle Grinder. After printing the parts, use a tap and thread hole at the rear of the follower.

Next screw this into the back of the follower. This screw will be adjusted after the turret has been mounted. Drilling these holes can be done after assembly, but it will require long drills. Next, screw the threaded insert into the hole until it is flush with the surface. Assemble the turret, spring, washer and screw, and screw it into the threaded insert. Adjust the screw until the turret rotates and snaps into position. Mount the angle grinder so the cutter is 15mm forward the edge of the base.

Temporarily install the follower and align it with the forward edge of the cutter. Position the duplicator on a flat surface facing you, and with the use of a square adjust the position of grinder until it is vertically aligned with the follower tip. Secure the grinder in place with the bolt and cable clamps. After assembly and installation of the follower and depth of cut turret, place the turret at the lowest position and position the flat head screw of the follower on the lowest position of the turret as seen in the photo.

Next, adjust the flat head screw on the back of the follower until the tip of the follower is in alignment with the tip of the cutter. Tighten the Nylock nut on the flat head screw to secure it in place. Thus far, I have two table tops. The smaller table is mm x mm x 19mm, and the larger base is mm x mm x 19mm, and uses four Magswitches.

All of the support fixtures on the underside of each table are constructed of plywood. The smaller table pictured above was constructed of three pieces joined together to form a couple of wings on the side to give me more table surface to support the grinder, and a wider variation of work piece lengths.

These tables should be made of one solid piece to maintain flatness. The top of these tables has a sheet of 16ga steel contact cemented to the surface for use with the Magswitches.

The tables are mounted to the lathe bed with a piece of plywood that fits tightly in the slot between the lathe bed ways. The table is lowered onto the bed of the lathe with the bolts suspended beneath. Tighten each of the plywood nuts as seen in the photos. I use a different size template mount for each table size. One large x 85 x 19mm template mount with holes for four Magswitches, and a small x 85 x 19mm template mount with three holes for Magswitches. The layout of each template mount can be seen above.

These provide a means of securing the template firmly to the mount. The small 40 x 20 x 5mm blocks on top of the mounts will register the location of the template on the mount while marking the hole locations from the back side with an awl or using Transfer Screw Set. The bottom of each template mount is covered with grit sandpaper to assist in the adhesion of the mounts to the steel table tops and prevent movement.

Contact adhesive 3M Super 77 Spray Adhesive was sprayed on the back of the sandpaper, as well as the back of the template mounts after using painters tape to mask the holes and edges.

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