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    Cross Project

    The cross will be 11 foot tall and 7” thick when completed. It is for our Church. We are a small congregation of less than 100 active members, so cost was an issue when choosing a suitable wood for the project.
    Redwood was the winner at 3.70bf
    The arms in the pictures are 36 x30 inches x1.625 thick
    #20 biscuits and TiteBond3 were used in the glue ups.
    I will post as the project progresses
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    Last edited by James Jaragosky; 12-23-2009 at 1:20 PM.
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Camaster Cobra 408 working table size 48 x 98
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    That's looking good, James! Thanks for posting your progress; I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product.
    CAMaster CR-408 Cobra X3

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    nice work, is that a Stanley miter trimmer being used in one of the pictures?
    Hardware - Shopbot PRSstandard 48x96 with PC router.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Schwartz View Post
    nice work, is that a Stanley miter trimmer being used in one of the pictures?
    Good eye. Yes it is.
    We were making frames for some Christmas gifts.
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Camaster Cobra 408 working table size 48 x 98
    Wincnc,AspireII,PhotoVcarve,Cut3D
    HX6090SE 60Wworking table 23”X36”
    LaserCut 5.3
    Coreldraw X3, photograV 3.0, Photozoom3

    Sawmill Creek is financed in part through member contributions.
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    James, It looks like most of your router is a work bench

    Is that a Union Carpenter sticker on your gantry???

    Nice project cant wait to see it done!!


    Nick

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicholas Bukky View Post
    James, It looks like most of your router is a work bench

    Is that a Union Carpenter sticker on your gantry???

    Nice project cant wait to see it done!!


    Nick
    Yes the back end is used as a work bench when not needed as a cutting surface. I do have a very sturdy Corian bench just out of the photo.
    Yes that sticker is from my old local 181 in Chicago.we did some fine projects.

    I will be posting pictures as the project moves along.


    Thanks for looking and posting.
    Jim J.
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Camaster Cobra 408 working table size 48 x 98
    Wincnc,AspireII,PhotoVcarve,Cut3D
    HX6090SE 60Wworking table 23”X36”
    LaserCut 5.3
    Coreldraw X3, photograV 3.0, Photozoom3

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    I guess thats the one plus of the rails on my shop bot since they do keep me from covering my table up with too much stuff when not cutting.

    You should see my table saw right now
    Hardware - Shopbot PRSstandard 48x96 with PC router.
    Software - Aspire 2.5, Partworks, Cut 3D, Photo V-Carve
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    The Cross Project Moves Forward.

    Here are some update photos of my cross project.
    The assembled part is the top.
    Attached Images Attached Images
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Camaster Cobra 408 working table size 48 x 98
    Wincnc,AspireII,PhotoVcarve,Cut3D
    HX6090SE 60Wworking table 23”X36”
    LaserCut 5.3
    Coreldraw X3, photograV 3.0, Photozoom3

    Sawmill Creek is financed in part through member contributions.
    Many members just like you have found extraordinary value in becoming a financial supporter of SMC.


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