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Pegasusguitars
PostPosted: Wed Oct 12, 2022 2:57 pm 
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I did consider the vertical model. It would save a little space, but it is a much more physical tool. Some of my molds get heavy and it seems easier for me to do things horizontally and let gravity do the work. I think it is a little easier to see what's going on too, looking down on the dish. I suppose it is all in what you get used to. That is an impressive vertical model with the dust collection. Luckily I live rurally in an always warm climate and can just run the spinner by 1 of my sliding doors with a fan blowing the dust outside. I don't have room for a permanent space to park the unit and run dust collection to it. I do have dust collection to all my larger stationary tools, but still a fair amount of dust manages to escape collection. My bandsaws are the worst. Difficult to collect the dust from them. At the end of the day I open all the doors and get out the electric leaf blower. Works pretty good if you do it everyday.

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Bob find Sam Guidry on Instagram or FB he is an amazing luthier, he's been documenting his journey with engineering a spinning radius dish. Really good info.

Micheal that is some wonderful engineering. You must have some great jigs in your shop.

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So I found these on a Luthiers pics on Instagram, Riviere Guitars. Im going to give it a try.

I'll report back.

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It’s a bit off topic, but the stupidly big radius board I got from Canadian Luthier supplies makes such short work of the job that I’m not even thinking of a motorized one anymore, lol, which I fantasized about for years…
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How big are we talkin here?
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That must be for Ovations, Don. laughing6-hehe


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Ken Lewis wrote:
That must be for Ovations, Don. laughing6-hehe


It's for my Jumbo model. :lol:

Seriously, though, the Canadian Luthier Supply dishes are pretty thick and hefty. Very good value.
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