Faceplates
Sean Troy
>Hey All, Awhile back, a posting had the contact info for a guy in Ca. that made faceplates at a great price. I can't find the info anymore. Does anyone have that contact info? Thanks, Sean
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Faceplates
Sean Troy
>Hey All, Awhile back, a posting had the contact info for a guy in Ca. that made faceplates at a great price. I can't find the info anymore. Does anyone have that contact info? Thanks, Sean
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Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey
>Not sure about "CA" but here's one in "GA who I use
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Jerry Whitaker
>Try this site..... makes them out of aircraft aluminum and excellent quality. He is in California. Also sells the Stinger and Scorpion hollowing bars.
http://donpencil.com
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Verne
>Maybe . . .
http://snmp.labridge.com/~wnoble/
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Sean Troy
>Thanks all. that was a big help. Sean
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Edward
>I bought faceplates from Steve Mink at this address. Lyn Mangiameli suggested him. Faceplates are Aluminum, like Don Pencils.
Completly satisfied customer.
http://www.minkcrafts.com/index.html
Re: Faceplates Caveat
Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey
>Sean,
I'll pass along an Ellsworth comment re faceplates:
Use nothing over 4" in diameter made from aluminum. 6" and over - steel only
I have followed that advice.
Mark
Re: Faceplates Caveat
Doug Trembath
>Mark, I think that in general, that comment would apply. On the other hand, if you see one of Steve Mink's 8" faceplates, you'd probably never have another doubt as to how well they function. Check out his link in the post above. I have a number of them, and they're just wonderful. Steve's a friend of mine, but I still wouldn't recommend something I didn't believe in. Steve's a great guy, and a pretty fair turner, as well.
Doug Trembath
Studio in the Woods