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 Post subject: Ok I am stuck.
PostPosted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 6:50 am 
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Yeah I am stuck :roll: I don't like being stuck.. Stuck up the creek with out a paddle.. Only this time stuck up the creek with out a sander to make a paddle...

If anyone wants the job of building me a 12" round and :roll: 18" long round wooden cylinder built from wood I would be more then happy to pay the price. The things going to have to be made on a big lathe and turned down the to the 12" round and have a 5/8 hole up the middle bored into it..

The one I built has to much of a hope. I am going to use the thing to make some paddles but the little hope not making it very easy going..
Just thought I would throw this out and see if I have any body interested in building me one.
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The one I built has to much of a hope

Sounds to me like there is no "hope".
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On another note, hand planes have been around for almost as long as sharkskin. And used for much the same purpose.

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Can't figure what kind of paddle you're making that wants a sander like the one you're making. I used pneumatics, like these guys. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCVIKepd ... re=related No great believer in process over product, I used 60/100/150 sleeves instead of the rasps and hand sanding of the purists. Just saw this of a guy who makes a jig for consistent thinning and contouring. Beats the like drawing and blade/abrasive eyeball method. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKHm_RJ- ... re=related

I do recommend some version of the breadboard type ends they make. Keeps splintering down where the river's shallow, or you're pushing sideways off rocks. Speed paddles don't need it.


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What species you want and how soon do you need it.
I will have to glue up the blanks as any log blanks I have that large are not dry.
If made from kiln dried stock, I can have it up to you inside of a week.

PM me if interested.
No charge, you pay shipping.
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What is the problem bear>?? is it not running true?? if so why not use a chisel or scraper and true it up right on the machine??

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L B if your cylinder is true round it may be out of balance. You have probely checked for this but I was just thinking, which gets scarey.

Have a great day.


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http://www.grizzly.com/products/Drum-Flap-Sander/G8749
not as big as you want, but built for the job


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