Hi Folks,
I've seen occasional old 'duplicators' that can turn cabriole legs, and other non circular items. I've seen occasional new home-made versions - one with an angle grinder using a 4" circular chainsaw carving type blade, and one using a 6-1/2" circular saw - each moved along from left to right drawn by a nut on a bit of long threaded 12mm rod.
There was a rocker affair that has a wheel that followed a slowly rotating original sample, and that allowed the timber blank or the saw blade to move up and down in and out of the blank as it slowly rotated.
I was wondering if anyone might have one they'd care to share some design tips from, as I'd like to make myself one?
Thanks in advance!
Ian
I've seen occasional old 'duplicators' that can turn cabriole legs, and other non circular items. I've seen occasional new home-made versions - one with an angle grinder using a 4" circular chainsaw carving type blade, and one using a 6-1/2" circular saw - each moved along from left to right drawn by a nut on a bit of long threaded 12mm rod.
There was a rocker affair that has a wheel that followed a slowly rotating original sample, and that allowed the timber blank or the saw blade to move up and down in and out of the blank as it slowly rotated.
I was wondering if anyone might have one they'd care to share some design tips from, as I'd like to make myself one?
Thanks in advance!
Ian
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