Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Oneway's Drill Wizard
YoYoSpin
>Just received my latest toy...Oneway's Drill Wizard. What a cool and precision tool...its like having a mill attachment for the lathe.
The 1/4" holes (counterbores) in this box�s lid (16 of them) were made using the Wiz, then filled with fine white glitter and thin CA. Looks a lot like Opal stone inlays. The box measures 4" wide and 5 1/2" tall. The body is Rosewood and the lid is Holly, Redheart and Blackwood.
best regards,
Ed D.
Ed, How about a picture of the Wiz?
Clem Wixted Jonesboro AR
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Re: The Wiz?
Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey
>Go to One way's website (from the "links" section) and navigate. Manual also available there.
Re: The Wiz? *LINK*
YoYoSpin
>You can also find the Wizard on Crafts Supply's site...do a search for "Oneway Wizard"...link below.
best regards,
Ed D.
Crafts Supply
Re: The Wiz?
Phil Joines Krum, Texas
>I think you can do the same thing by using a round bar the same size as your tool rest post and drilling a hole in it either the size you want the holes in the piece to be or drilling for hardened inserts which come in differant ID's from ENCO, etc.
Thanks!
Clem Wixted Jonesboro AR
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Re: The Wiz?
Richard Allen
>Hi Phil
This is different. You don't need a different bushing for each drill bit. This system works on any bit that you can mount in your drill. With a little imagination you can even use this system for a threading jig.