Post by Jack ( Yorkshire) on Jan 30, 2006 6:35:35 GMT -5
Hi,
I Thought this might be helpfull for new people , In setting out making cabs
A few cut cabs and precuts before grinding
A few slabs ( WET) and cut out shapes(on address Lables)
This lable system is not my Idea But it works realy well, as when cutting out the coolant can obscure a Aliminum pen mark but not a white lable and if the lable is kept on it also helps with grinding accurate to the shape
This is just a bit of bent sheet metal but it is fantastic
1 - it cuts out spray to a minium,
2 - You look down on to the blade and this helps you line up the cutting line on the design with the saw,
3 - But the main purpose I made this for was to stop undercutting, when making little crosses and the tops of hearts its important to get this right , otherwise you are left with a very weak 1/2 sawn through stay on the cross due to curveture of the saw blade
Hope this is of help ,
Thanks for looking"Happy Cabbing "
Jack
Yorkshire UK
I Thought this might be helpfull for new people , In setting out making cabs
A few cut cabs and precuts before grinding
A few slabs ( WET) and cut out shapes(on address Lables)
This lable system is not my Idea But it works realy well, as when cutting out the coolant can obscure a Aliminum pen mark but not a white lable and if the lable is kept on it also helps with grinding accurate to the shape
This is just a bit of bent sheet metal but it is fantastic
1 - it cuts out spray to a minium,
2 - You look down on to the blade and this helps you line up the cutting line on the design with the saw,
3 - But the main purpose I made this for was to stop undercutting, when making little crosses and the tops of hearts its important to get this right , otherwise you are left with a very weak 1/2 sawn through stay on the cross due to curveture of the saw blade
Hope this is of help ,
Thanks for looking"Happy Cabbing "
Jack
Yorkshire UK
