Dtrain wrote:I use stainless inserts. All kinds of barrel heights. 21-23 cents each if bought in the thousands.

Nice offer. Are they coated or treated somehow for better adhesion with epoxy?

Hey guys, finally we got this let`s say tailor-made jewellery

chrismp wrote:Nice! Which manufacturer is it?

It is local manufacturer. But he is a bit unlegal/underground, so we can`t tell you more about him. However we`ll post video and more details when the machine is in action.

BNWT stock machine, just bought yesterday.

A new toy is here, for the big children around. Let the party begin

It has no flats in the base. I'd be worried it would spin when tightened. You could always grind two flats but that would get old fast. I just spoke with the producer. They can grind 2 sides of the base in order to avoid any possible spinning inside the boards. Is it ok like this? http://s8.postimg...

Is this going to work?

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/e ... 31gv)&rt=d

It is really hard to find any quality inserts all over this continent (Europe) :D Yesterday, we suddenly found an inserts producer locally. Just got a sample piece. http://s28.postimg.org/7cmqtilu5/IMG_20141113_200705.jpg http://s2.postimg.org/v1p7fvp55/IMG_20141113_200544.jpg http://s17.postimg.org...

50 cm. fresh snow on 25th October. Huge surprise and nice season opening.



It is gonna be long winter

skidesmond wrote:Any of the 3 will work just fine. Maple might be the most used out of the 3.

Thanks for the advice. We will keep the things simple. Will go on with full length 100% poplar cores.

hello, I have problems with the edges from metall deutsch, they are badly rusted after some time. I keep them dry and dark place, handle with gloves. Rust can be removed with sandpaper with no problem, but I got a roll and its too much. Anybody had similar experience, advice...? thx We have some sm...

Hey guys, we bought some raw poplar trees last year. We did not find somebody willing to dry our wood in his kiln, so we built one in our yard :D http://s4.postimg.org/siabsg0e5/IMG_20140706_165646.jpg http://s22.postimg.org/pur1ek31t/IMG_20140727_161011.jpg The lumber was drying for the entire summ...

Nice base colors. And the bladder looks like real monster. Like your approach

We found some magnesium boards, which are similar to the cement boards, but they are more resistant to heat and pressure. Thanks for the replies, guys. We`ll let you know for the result.

Preparing for the next season, we are building new pneumatic press for sublimation. The heating system is 4 kW. It reaches 200 C degrees for about 30 minutes. The aluminium sheet is 8 mm. Everything looks great but we can`t find proper material for heat insulation. We tested the press with MDF board...