Vectric Customer

Hey Ken

Thanks for the info on bits, I took a quick look at the site and will research there
selection later. I basically need the extra length to avoid collet nut hitting on steep
edge cutting.

Tailmaker----

Thanks for the quick response. These bits are exactly what I was looking for.
I have 8 inches of Z travel so not a problem on length, also I'm very conservative
on my speeds and feeds, should work well.
THANKS

I know this question has been asked numerous times and answered.
I have a project I'm working on, design phase is done. I need a up cut
endmill with a 2 inch cutting length. I will be using on walnut and hard
maple. would prefer 1/4 inch diameter. Hoping someone has a good source
on the web.

Great plan on the beer holder. I have a son in law that brews beer
as a hobby. I think this would make a great gift for him.

Really nice job on the Special Forces Insignia.
Being a veteran it is really nice to be recognized for your service.
I'm sure he was very happy to have a symbol of the unit he
served with.

Looks like that cat got skinned 9 ways to Sunday again.
Always more ways to accomplish what you need in the program.

I played on one that was similar to yours.
It was played with dice to advance the horses.
It also was played with bets between dice rolls and
of course refreshments at the same time.
Very fun game from what I can remember ! !

Yours is a lot nicer great job.

All of the projects you did are very nice.
The God Bless America is spot on I really like that.
Hope to see more from you in the future.

JIM---
Haven't been back to your thread in awhile, but do seen now you created the
Army flag.
Just wanted to say THANK YOU, guys like you are what makes this forum a
good place for information and inspiration.

Ron---
Feel free to PM me when you get a chance more than willing
to help any time I can.

I have to agree the white grain of the pine looks like clouds and weather
moving in on the water and the yellow gives the impression the sun is
shining through the clouds really nice carve.

Ron
Looks like Michael has you squared away for success on your carve

Ron When you are setting up your toolpath to run the male inlay piece did you select the advance toolpath with a 60 degree vbit and a larger area clearance tool being the .125 end mill. I than save the toolpaths separately one for the vbit and one for the endmill. When you run the vbit toolpath it s...

I agree with all the previous people who posted and excellent
job done by a pro.

Hello Ron More than happy to share what I have learned from the Zank Vinlay forum posts and what I do to make my Inlays. By the way thanks for the kind words. Pocket for female piece I use a flat depth of .2 inches leaves room for excess glue Inlay for male piece I use start depth of .1 and flat dep...