Stone Carving: Q&A + Gallery... - Tiki Carving

T Tamapoutini Member Aotearoa (New Zealand) Joined: Aug 30, 2006 Posts: 1530	T Tamapoutini Posted posted on Sun, Feb 25, 2007 12:20 PM Now we're talking Flynny! Good score. I havent seen anything quite like that before but know the Inland brand. I used to make taditional leadlight windows & we used smaller Inland machines for grinding the outer edge of cut glass pieces. Never had any probs with them. Do you think you could track down a gruntier grit wheel for it? Im glad the 1200 it has is speeding things up, but you wait until you try a 180-240... Is it easy enough to change from trimsaw to grinding unit? You could always work on a few pieces at a time, ala Henry Ford... Be sure to show us what it can do! Tama :)

Now we're talking Flynny! Good score. I havent seen anything quite like that before but know the Inland brand. I used to make taditional leadlight windows & we used smaller Inland machines for grinding the outer edge of cut glass pieces. Never had any probs with them.

Do you think you could track down a gruntier grit wheel for it? Im glad the 1200 it has is speeding things up, but you wait until you try a 180-240...

Is it easy enough to change from trimsaw to grinding unit? You could always work on a few pieces at a time, ala Henry Ford...

Be sure to show us what it can do!

Tama :)

Post #288066 by Tamapoutini on Sun, Feb 25, 2007 12:20 PM