OS MTMs... a plan... finally!!

[WWWJD]

Re: OS MTMs... a plan... finally!!

Thanks guys. Paul, did you manage to download the Visio file I sent you?

[Paul Carmody]

Re: A little preview.. view..

Geez, that looks good! Might as well be next to ad copy for some boutique brand ("...our cabinets are crafted to the highest standards, and their rigidity is unparalleled ...")

[evilskillit]

Re: OS MTMs... a plan... finally!!

Lookin guuuuuud man!

[WWWJD]

A little preview.. view..





This excites me just a tad. :D

Where's my stinkin' plywood?!
*checking tracking number.. again*

[Paul K.]

Re: O.T. Hey, Pete...

I replied to your private email of a couple of days ago and have been waiting on a direct reply from you so I can get going on what you asked me to do.
Paul

When a man can do work like that he doesn't need a cnc. A man with those router skills is the envy of everyone.

[WWWJD]

Re: And we're off!!

Bushing sets? You mean a basic flush trim bit? You can get those pretty reasonably at mlcswoodworking.com or even Home Depot. Or are you guys talking about something else?

I guess either an over sized pattern with a bushing or a pattern bit would be equally effective.. I think we're on the same page. I'm just a glutton for punishment!:D

[evilskillit]

Re: And we're off!!

I'll graduate to that point.. some time. Been eyeballing bushing sets every since I got the Craftsmen router. Sure would have been handy this time around no doubt! ...but.. as little as I would use it.. I always shrug it off.

Bushing sets? You mean a basic flush trim bit? You can get those pretty reasonably at mlcswoodworking.com or even Home Depot. Or are you guys talking about something else?

[WWWJD]

Re: And we're off!!

Did you consider making a template and using a guide bushing to cut those curvy parts?

I'll graduate to that point.. some time. Been eyeballing bushing sets every since I got the Craftsmen router. Sure would have been handy this time around no doubt! ...but.. as little as I would use it.. I always shrug it off.

[kornphlake]

Re: And we're off!!

Got quite a bit done today considering the late afternoon start. Baffles are cut less the round overs, braces and end caps are all cut. Tomorrow I'll be digging in on the front and rear panels. To all you cats with access to CNCs... you are the envy of many!

Some pics of today's progress:

w00t!:D

Did you consider making a template and using a guide bushing to cut those curvy parts? It seems like it would have been a little easier that way, you'd only have to make one part with any degree of precision the rest would be pretty straight forward copies. I'd have at least tried it, I probably would have failed, but I'd have tried.

[WWWJD]

Re: OS MTMs... a plan... finally!!

Lookin very good. What are you doing the sides in?

Same as last time; 3 layers of 3mm Birch plywood. Worked so well last time, figured there's no reason to change things up. Though I did consider trying a dozen or so layers of heavy cardboard.. might have to try that on the side; see how it works.

[evilskillit]

Re: OS MTMs... a plan... finally!!

Lookin very good. What are you doing the sides in? Hardboard?

I've considered doing something like this but the sides in fiberglass just to see what its like, make something light and try glass for the first time...

[WWWJD]

Re: OS MTMs... a plan... finally!!

Ah... the sweet smell of Titebond.. :p

[WWWJD]

Re: OS MTMs... a plan... finally!!

Thanks for the tip Skillet!

[evilskillit]

Re: OS MTMs... a plan... finally!!

I've been using picasa for a while, ever since somebody said one of my image shack links gave them a porn popup. Picasa is quite nice. When you view an image you'll see "link to image" on the right, click that, choose "image only" and then there is a drop down box with 3 or 4 size selections for the link, something like 200, 400 or 800. This is quite nice because it means you get to keep the original image but link different sizes. I think there is also a "resize to web size on upload, which I use to shrink my 10 megapixel images down to 1600x1200, still large but much more useable on the web, and they can be shrunken smaller if you choose.

[theLinks]

Re: OS MTMs... a plan... finally!!

Amazing work, and attention to detail. I always look forward to your builds.