never heard of this, But what are you making that need this done.Ido a lot of crafts..
Learning herb
Learning herb
Chunking wood
Have been working on some crafts made from wood and it calls for "chunking" the edges. It says to chunk off the straight edges on the sides. Anyone ever hear of this and if so can it be done with a router?
Thanks
Terry
Thanks
Terry
1 - 11 of 11 Posts
Terry, I believe what they are talking about is to scallop the edges, to give the wood an antique look. Old wall plaques had this treatment and it is a simple but effective way to add interest to an otherwise boring edge. The best way of doing this is a rotary surform mounted in a drill press. Hold your wood at about a 45 degree angle to the drill press table and push it gently against the surform. Make a shallow cut and repeat along the edge. Use slightly irregular spacing, depths of cut and angles.
Attachments
-
39.6 KB Views: 167
Thanks Mike.
It makes a lot more sense now
Terry
It makes a lot more sense now
Terry
Looking for rotary surform tool
Can anybody tell me where to find one? I'd prefer a disk shaped tool, but could work with a drum shaped tool.
For the record, I want to grind up some plastic (milk jugs among other things) to remelt for other purposes, so if you have another inexpensive suggestion, I'm all ears. ;-)
I'm looking for a rotary surform tool. Tried Lowe's and a local (extensively stocked) hardware store--he said he (vaguely) remembers something from Coastal Tools who went out of business 20 years ago.The best way of doing this is a rotary surform mounted in a drill press.
Can anybody tell me where to find one? I'd prefer a disk shaped tool, but could work with a drum shaped tool.
For the record, I want to grind up some plastic (milk jugs among other things) to remelt for other purposes, so if you have another inexpensive suggestion, I'm all ears. ;-)
The Stanley P555 was the most common but is no longer available. It took a lot of searching but success!
Amazon.com: Eazypower Corp 1-7/8' Rotary Drum Rasp 30089 Rotary Rasp: Home Improvement
Amazon.com: Eazypower Corp 1-7/8' Rotary Drum Rasp 30089 Rotary Rasp: Home Improvement
You can check out the rotary shapers at Woodcraft. I have the 1" version and it works great. I will be getting the 2" soon.
Mike,The Stanley P555 was the most common but is no longer available. It took a lot of searching but success!
Thanks very much! Maybe with the name of the product I can find one locally, if not I'll try mail (Internet) order.
Bill
Doc,You can check out the [URL deleted, I can't post those yet] rotary shapers at Woodcraft. I have the 1" version and it works great. I will be getting the 2" soon.
Thanks very much! I'm going to see if I can find either one of these or the Eazypower locally, and probably try the first I find. If I don't find either, I'll have to decide which to order.
Bill
Bill, the $20 microplanner drum at Woodcraft should be in stock at their stores. The $4.63 rotary rasp on Amazon does show as in stock. You might try hardware stores for the old Stanley, craigslist.org or Ebay.
Mike,Bill, the $20 microplanner drum at Woodcraft should be in stock at their stores. The $4.63 rotary rasp on Amazon does show as in stock. You might try hardware stores for the old Stanley, craigslist.org or Ebay.
Thanks again!
Bill
1 - 11 of 11 Posts
- This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Router Forums
A forum community dedicated to router and woodworking professionals and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about different types of routing and routers, shop safety, finishing, woodworking related topics, styles, tools, scales, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more!
Full Forum Listing
Recommended Communities
