Re: [bolger] Re: Router and shaper bits at Grizlly
if you back the cove bit a hair back so that the lip is not as sharp breakages isn't a problem.
Even though it will be glassed, I do my canoes and tenders clear so that the wood shows.
Mike
davy riggs <titanicslim@...> wrote:
Hi, Group!
You might want to try a little bigger diameter cut
(not shank) for your 1/4" stock, like, say, 3/8" or
so. The reason is that, especially where the strips
meet at the turn of the bilge, one edge of the female
member (the cove) will break or keep the "bead" or
male member from seating fully into the previous
strip.
I always use a bead-and-cove set that is a little
bigger than the thickness of the planking I am using.
This saves a little on planking stock since the cove I
cut is not quite as deep. Besides, on small boats the
hull will be filled and 'glassed anyway, right?
Don't get me wrong; the 1/4" cutters will work. I
just want you to know there is some latitude in the
process.
Dave
I have given two cousins to war and I stand ready to sacrifice my wife's brother. -Artemus Ward
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Even though it will be glassed, I do my canoes and tenders clear so that the wood shows.
Mike
davy riggs <titanicslim@...> wrote:
Hi, Group!
You might want to try a little bigger diameter cut
(not shank) for your 1/4" stock, like, say, 3/8" or
so. The reason is that, especially where the strips
meet at the turn of the bilge, one edge of the female
member (the cove) will break or keep the "bead" or
male member from seating fully into the previous
strip.
I always use a bead-and-cove set that is a little
bigger than the thickness of the planking I am using.
This saves a little on planking stock since the cove I
cut is not quite as deep. Besides, on small boats the
hull will be filled and 'glassed anyway, right?
Don't get me wrong; the 1/4" cutters will work. I
just want you to know there is some latitude in the
process.
Dave
I have given two cousins to war and I stand ready to sacrifice my wife's brother. -Artemus Ward
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Hi, Group!
You might want to try a little bigger diameter cut
(not shank) for your 1/4" stock, like, say, 3/8" or
so. The reason is that, especially where the strips
meet at the turn of the bilge, one edge of the female
member (the cove) will break or keep the "bead" or
male member from seating fully into the previous
strip.
I always use a bead-and-cove set that is a little
bigger than the thickness of the planking I am using.
This saves a little on planking stock since the cove I
cut is not quite as deep. Besides, on small boats the
hull will be filled and 'glassed anyway, right?
Don't get me wrong; the 1/4" cutters will work. I
just want you to know there is some latitude in the
process.
Dave
I have given two cousins to war and I stand ready to sacrifice my wife's brother. -Artemus Ward
You might want to try a little bigger diameter cut
(not shank) for your 1/4" stock, like, say, 3/8" or
so. The reason is that, especially where the strips
meet at the turn of the bilge, one edge of the female
member (the cove) will break or keep the "bead" or
male member from seating fully into the previous
strip.
I always use a bead-and-cove set that is a little
bigger than the thickness of the planking I am using.
This saves a little on planking stock since the cove I
cut is not quite as deep. Besides, on small boats the
hull will be filled and 'glassed anyway, right?
Don't get me wrong; the 1/4" cutters will work. I
just want you to know there is some latitude in the
process.
Dave
I have given two cousins to war and I stand ready to sacrifice my wife's brother. -Artemus Ward
My fault a little here
They sell sell cove and flute sets up to 1/2" drive but the ones for
boat use specifically are 1/4 in drive.
http://www.grizzlyindustrial.com/products/Flute-Bit-For-Small-Boat-Planking-1-4-Shank/C1379
So lets go there
Why would you want a bigger drive set then the 1/4 in drive, it is aimed
at the thin planking that it used for strippers. Why would you be using
any thicker planking? Lots of seam. expansion issues there. My
understanding is normal strip planking is about 1/4 in thick, smaller
bits would work well unless you have a shaper that has a 1/2 drive then
you need the bigger drive bit.
HJ
Kristine Bennett wrote:
They sell sell cove and flute sets up to 1/2" drive but the ones for
boat use specifically are 1/4 in drive.
http://www.grizzlyindustrial.com/products/Flute-Bit-For-Small-Boat-Planking-1-4-Shank/C1379
So lets go there
Why would you want a bigger drive set then the 1/4 in drive, it is aimed
at the thin planking that it used for strippers. Why would you be using
any thicker planking? Lots of seam. expansion issues there. My
understanding is normal strip planking is about 1/4 in thick, smaller
bits would work well unless you have a shaper that has a 1/2 drive then
you need the bigger drive bit.
HJ
Kristine Bennett wrote:
> No they also make 1/2 inch shank as well... I've picked them up when I was in Bellingham and I know they are in their catalog as well.
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No they also make 1/2 inch shank as well... I've picked them up when I was in Bellingham and I know they are in their catalog as well.
Krissie
Krissie
--- On Sun, 9/14/08, air ghun <airghun@...> wrote:
From: air ghun <airghun@...>
Subject: Re: [bolger] Re: Router and shaper bits at Grizlly
To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, September 14, 2008, 5:00 PM
yes it was, but the bits your talking about only come in 1/4 inch.
Mike
Harry James <welshman@ptialaska. net> wrote:
Was your intention to point at bits for strip planking edges? They
actually have bits just for that.
http://www.grizzlycom/products/ Flute-Bit- For-Small- Boat-Planking- 1-4-Shank/ C1379
HJ
airghun wrote:
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yes it was, but the bits your talking about only come in 1/4 inch.
Mike
Harry James <welshman@...> wrote:
Was your intention to point at bits for strip planking edges? They
actually have bits just for that.
http://www.grizzly.com/products/Flute-Bit-For-Small-Boat-Planking-1-4-Shank/C1379
HJ
airghun wrote:
Mike
Harry James <welshman@...> wrote:
Was your intention to point at bits for strip planking edges? They
actually have bits just for that.
http://www.grizzly.com/products/Flute-Bit-For-Small-Boat-Planking-1-4-Shank/C1379
HJ
airghun wrote:
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I've used them and they hold up well and like you say they prices are not bad at all!
Krissie
Krissie
--- On Sun, 9/14/08, airghun <airghun@...> wrote:
From: airghun <airghun@...>
Subject: [bolger] Router and shaper bits at Grizlly
To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, September 14, 2008, 1:58 PM
they've got some good deals on Routerbits and shaper cutters. Bead
and cove shaper cutters at less then $20 each in 1/4, 1/2 3/4 Dia.
sizes.
http://www.grizzlycom/products/ category. aspx?key= 161
Mike P
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Was your intention to point at bits for strip planking edges? They
actually have bits just for that.
http://www.grizzly.com/products/Flute-Bit-For-Small-Boat-Planking-1-4-Shank/C1379
HJ
airghun wrote:
actually have bits just for that.
http://www.grizzly.com/products/Flute-Bit-For-Small-Boat-Planking-1-4-Shank/C1379
HJ
airghun wrote:
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they've got some good deals on Routerbits and shaper cutters. Bead
and cove shaper cutters at less then $20 each in 1/4, 1/2 3/4 Dia.
sizes.
http://www.grizzly.com/products/category.aspx?key=161
Mike P
and cove shaper cutters at less then $20 each in 1/4, 1/2 3/4 Dia.
sizes.
http://www.grizzly.com/products/category.aspx?key=161
Mike P