I'll take the stump off of your hands if you don't want it now, Dave
I'll take the stump off of your hands if you don't want it now, Dave
Hi-Tec Designs, LLC -- Owner (and self-proclaimed LED guru )
Trotec 80W Speedy 300 laser w/everything
CAMaster Stinger CNC (25" x 36" x 5")
USCutter 24" LaserPoint Vinyl Cutter
Jet JWBS-18QT-3 18", 3HP bandsaw
Robust Beauty 25"x52" wood lathe w/everything
Jet BD-920W 9"x20" metal lathe
Delta 18-900L 18" drill press
Flame Polisher (ooooh, FIRE!)
Freeware: InkScape, Paint.NET, DoubleCAD XT
Paidware: Wacom Intuos4 (Large), CorelDRAW X5
That's a very generous offer but I'll have to decline.
Be very careful with those chainsaw carvers. I've seen some hairy accidents with them. Make sure your work piece is fastened down, and keep BOTH hands on that darn thing. One guy thought he could hold his work in one hand and the carver in the other. Didn't take but half a second to bury the carver in the side of his neck. Darn near killed him... a couple MM closer and he'd have severed an artery.
I don't think I ever want to use one of those things.
CarveWright Model C
Stratos Lathe
Jet 1014
Half-a-Brain
My limited experience with a hand held beaver, points to avoiding reaching inside a space/bowl with them. Working the outside of a plane or sphere with a "safe and controlled" run out is still all-sorts of of hazardous, but so is knife juggling......