Firefrode
Full Member
This was a project of which I had no idea of the problems I would encounter.
I started by creating blank of 12mm square. The cellulose paint was about 9mm so I glued the pieces to build up
then trimmed down on bandsaw.
Drilling had to be done in many bites as the heat generated softened the cellulos quickly.
Turning was done very gingerly as I got a bit ahead of myself and it delineated in seconds.
I ended up using my tungsten tips as they seemed to cope.
Sanding yet again created overheating problems and I tried wet and dry and it seemed to improve the sanding.
I finished of with polishing with T cut
Unfortunately I am not too happy with the final result as there are score marks and cross contamination of layers but
as a first attempt and a bit wiser I will try again
Fred
I started by creating blank of 12mm square. The cellulose paint was about 9mm so I glued the pieces to build up
then trimmed down on bandsaw.
Drilling had to be done in many bites as the heat generated softened the cellulos quickly.
Turning was done very gingerly as I got a bit ahead of myself and it delineated in seconds.
I ended up using my tungsten tips as they seemed to cope.
Sanding yet again created overheating problems and I tried wet and dry and it seemed to improve the sanding.
I finished of with polishing with T cut
Unfortunately I am not too happy with the final result as there are score marks and cross contamination of layers but
as a first attempt and a bit wiser I will try again
Fred