olgoat52
Well-known member
Way back when I worked in a shop we had a little ramp contraption that was mounted under the bottom roller of a vertical belt sander that we used to thickness saddles and nuts, bracing material and make the curved ears on Martin style bridges.
I don't have a vertical belt sander anymore and wonder what others use to accurately thickness small items like saddles and nuts.
I have seen the rig from Stewmac that uses the drill press. Expensive but it looks like it might do the job.
A promax thickness sanders is another nuclear device to kill a rabbit in this case.
Any other ideas. I'm sure Timbuck has some awesomely clever rig to do the job that could not be duplicated by mere mortals.
Thanks
Tim
I don't have a vertical belt sander anymore and wonder what others use to accurately thickness small items like saddles and nuts.
I have seen the rig from Stewmac that uses the drill press. Expensive but it looks like it might do the job.
A promax thickness sanders is another nuclear device to kill a rabbit in this case.
Any other ideas. I'm sure Timbuck has some awesomely clever rig to do the job that could not be duplicated by mere mortals.
Thanks
Tim