There is a small table saw which is sold by Harbor Frieght for less than $50. I it is about an 8x8 square power saw which I have found is very handie for making lensboards. Hope this option may help you or others which wish to make their own lensboards, but without a large cash outlay. Jon
There is a small table saw which is sold by Harbor Frieght for less than $50. I it is about an 8x8 square power saw which I have found is very handie for making lensboards. Hope this option may help you or others which wish to make their own lensboards, but without a large cash outlay. Jon
Greetings all:
Does anyone know where I can acquire plans for an 8x10 folding field camera? I've got all the equipment and skills needed to make everything, both wood and metal parts, except the bellows, which I would acquire through the auction sites. If I could get a set of plans, rather than going through the excercise of drawing up plans, I could spend my limited time on construction.
Thanks in advance.
BVStaples
You should just go to harbor freight or Sears (does Sears still sell this stuff?) and get a router table with a cheap router and a fence. QUOTE]
I have a Sears Router Table with Skil router. The table is one of Sears' better ones. But, I went to use it to trim up a board for a miniature graphic the other day and found the opening in the fence was too wide for the board. They give you filler rings for the table but not for the fence (unless I've lost them). I'm going to make an auxilliary fence I can attach to the one on the table to make the opening smaller or better yet variable. Should take care of it.
Dan
You should just go to harbor freight or Sears (does Sears still sell this stuff?) and get a router table with a cheap router and a fence. QUOTE]
I have a Sears Router Table with Skil router. The table is one of Sears' better ones. But, I went to use it to trim up a board for a miniature graphic the other day and found the opening in the fence was too wide for the board. They give you filler rings for the table but not for the fence (unless I've lost them). I'm going to make an auxilliary fence I can attach to the one on the table to make the opening smaller or better yet variable. Should take care of it.
Dan
Mine found me used from God knows where and the fence is long lost. I just clamp another piece of wood with a striaght edge where it needs to be and have at it. I also cut and / or enlarge my holes in the boards with this thing freehand which is dangerous as hell. I count my fingers when I'm done. So far so good. I have a 3/4" Carbide cutter and it never gets changed.
I was in Harbor Freight the other day and looked at that saw, it is the cutest little thing I've seen in some time. The also have a tiny little cut-off saw that I'm going to pick up for some metal work I need to do.
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