I would hardly call it 'jury rigged'.wrmnfzy wrote:Thx Terry I'll keep that it the back of mind, way in the back. The stand you have yours set on, I didn't see when I looked as I thought SS might have one to do this. Is it something you jury rigged or did I just not look in the right place (the more probable of the two). I can always relate it to Chemo brain.![]()
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Sorry Terry, I missed yer post the first time through!:o
I agree, Jury Rigged is not a fair description.
FWIW a mini can be made from one pair of tubes(one pair way tubes, or one pair of bench tubes) thus saving the other pair for possible future use.
Just cut them 3/8" off the center producing one 'half' 3/4" longer than the other 'half'. The longer two become the mini's bench tubes etc.
I agree, Jury Rigged is not a fair description.
FWIW a mini can be made from one pair of tubes(one pair way tubes, or one pair of bench tubes) thus saving the other pair for possible future use.
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That makes a lot of sense, I'll keep an eye out for one.
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No disrespect meant by jury rigged. Just meant home manufactured............
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Ya coulda got in deeper by using a word different from 'jury'!:Dwrmnfzy wrote:No disrespect meant by jury rigged. Just meant home manufactured............
I can accept that in the context intended!:)
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I have had the same dilemma. I have 2 mark Vs and 3 headstocks, one is not running yet but I think I can have it up and going soon. I'm not too keen on selling a headstock on eBay, packing it and shipping it, so I think I will list my extra working headstock on Craig's list and repair the other one and either sell it as a complete SS or cut it down. I'm still up in the air about mini versus shorty. Having a carrage and tilting table would make sanding compound miters possible among many other things.
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FWIW a mini can be made from one pair of tubes(one pair way tubes, or one pair of bench tubes) thus saving the other pair for possible future use.
Just cut them 3/8" off the center producing one 'half' 3/4" longer than the other 'half'. The longer two become the mini's bench tubes etc.]
Thanks for the tip.
Evan
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FWIW a mini can be made from one pair of tubes(one pair way tubes, or one pair of bench tubes) thus saving the other pair for possible future use.
Thanks for the tip.
Evan
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sunset22 wrote:I am thinking of making a mini with my single bearing quil for my jointer. That way I don't have to lift it off the shelf, just roll it out.
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For that you do not need any quill!;)
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