Here is a video that shows my rosette cutter in operation. I'm using my PM90 and hotglue the blanks to the faceplate.I have a 1/4" brass pin for locating the center. These came out pretty clean for red oak without sanding.
http://vimeo.com/7502384
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Here is a video that shows my rosette cutter in operation. I'm using my PM90 and hotglue the blanks to the faceplate.I have a 1/4" brass pin for locating the center. These came out pretty clean for red oak without sanding.
http://vimeo.com/7502384
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Paul,
WOW!, once again.
It matched the music too.
Thanks for giving us another enjoyable video.
Roy
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Slap my face!
Paul that was truly a learning experience. I know now how I will turn wheels for toys in the future!
Thanks!
Ken
So much to learn, so little time.....
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I love your Viedo Paul.
I guess I am going to put such a music in my workshop, it might pull me up
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Paul, great vid's all! Looking forward to more from you in the future. You are a guy we can all learn much from...Bill..
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Very neat Paul, I've been looking at getting rosette cutters for my drill press, but I've never seen that method before. Thanks for sharing.
Bo
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Great video Paul. Thanks for sharing.
Bernie
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Excellent! Sure beats the heck out of a drill press! Thanks for sharing!
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Paul, I guess I need to get an order for a bunch of rosettes! That just looks like fun!! Great video and wonderful music!! I have been listening to Jim Kountz and his band in my shop, it is bluegrass and it is incredible!! Keep sharing the videos with us they are great!
Jeff
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Paul, I really enjoy your videos. They are concise, and instructional - always a couple of neat ideas put forth. While I don't forsee a need for the rosettes, I can sure see some adaptations of this method for other applications.
Since I am really new to this turning thing, are the blade holders available, or is that something you built?
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Great idea Paul! vice video too.
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Look at post #9 under Rosette Cutters last month and see the other blades I have made for this holder. This holder was made by Del Stubbs many years ago and has a #2 Morse taper that goes in the tailstock. This would be a good way to make wheels, but I haven't tried it yet. I'm thinking of making another one for larger moulding corners etc. (Not sure how to reference a past post.)
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Paul, here is the reference: http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=122862
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