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Re: Shooting board storage

#26

My concern was for the grinder in this photo *LINK*

Bill Houghton, wintry rain again, Sebastopol, CA

>to the right of the lathe.

I agree that, except for those of us capable of supersonic planing speeds and 3600 rpm hand-cranked grinding speeds, guards on a hand-cranked grinder would be a little silly.


This photo, Larry, not the original

Re: Shooting board storage

#27

Man, is this ever clean!

Denis Ch�nard, Orl�ans, Ont.

>Do you actually use that grinder, or is it for show? :-)

DC

Re: Shooting board storage

#28

Ha!

jim reed @ tallahassee

>It is a laugh imagining serious injury from the hand cranked grinder. Seems to me that the biggest risk there is your big toe! Of course, the 'lectric one is a different story.

Re: Shooting board storage

#29

Given the options in the photos......

Larry Williams

>Given the options in the photos, the hand-cranked version is the one I would choose.

Re: Shooting board storage

#30

Re: Man, is this ever clean!

Norman (Metcalfe, Ont.)

>Ha,ha,ha Denis.

Actually, I have two shops. One for photo shoots and the other a working shop..

Ok, the truth comes out..

BTW, that photo was taken in the working shop :)

Norman

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