Jigs are up, Rob!

[ed4copies]

Ok, you asked what I do with my scroll chuck.

Here are a bunch of pics of things that the scroll chuck holds. While I don't know what order the pics are in, there is one for my kaleidoscopes, which has that written on it. Also one for bottlestoppers (5/16 dowel sticking out), one for my desk mags (2 pics shown) that is a piece of corian the right OD, then I just put a piece of wood on the corian with 2 sided tape, turn and sand. Will edit in any other descriptions after seeing this.

The PVC with the tightening band holds eggs. The big round piece with 3 holes is for sand timers. The 3 holes mark where the dowels should be positioned.

 

[JimB]

I haven't done any sand timers so I don't get that one. Thanks for sharing the pics.

 

[rjwolfe3]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! That gives me a visual of what potential is out there. Now I just need to find the time to get down to the shop, lol.

 

[Randy_]

Ed: The loose end of that "hose clamp" on the egg chuck looks like a serious accident just waiting to happen!! Do you do something to protect yourself from that end or do you just pray and hope you have been a good boy on the days you do eggs??

As an absolute minimin, I would turn that clamp 180° so that loose end was pointing "AWAY" from the direction of rotation so it would tend to "collapse" if a finger or hand inadvertantly got in the way.

 

[ed4copies]

Thanks for caring, Randy!!

Actually, I used that only once - just to prove I could make an egg. Ever since, I have wondered what people do with eggs????

I do make kaleggoscopes, but they are on the kaleidoscope "rod".

 

[bitshird]

Thanks for caring, Randy!!

Actually, I used that only once - just to prove I could make an egg. Ever since, I have wondered what people do with eggs????

I do make kaleggoscopes, but they are on the kaleidoscope "rod".

Ed they would go well with thin strips of veneer a good high fiber breakfast perhaps, after all George Washington had wooden teeth.