Re: Round paddle shafts?
By:Jim Horlacher
Date: 8/2/1999, 3:42 pm
Date: 8/2/1999, 3:42 pm
In Response To: Round paddle shafts? (Don Beale)
> Anybody have a good way to round off a paddle shaft? The best I've come up
> with is a pair of praces to hold it up and let it rotate so you can clamp
> it in any position, and then plane and sand. I hand sand with a broken
> belt wrapped around the shaft. Aside from a big lathe, any better ideas?
Hi Don,
What I did was cut a piece from a 2X6 that ended up being 1 X 1 1/4" (so it would be oval). Then I used a 3/4" radius bit in a molding head cutter on my table saw. It worked great. Only took a couple minutes to get a oval shaft. To make a round shaft, just start with a square piece of stock. This is the same idea of using the router bit.
Jim
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Mike Hanks -- 8/2/1999, 4:09 pm- Re: Round paddle shafts?
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