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    Finally got around to flattening some slabs. I sawmilled these from a large limb that fell at my son's house. Used a whiteside 4 wing spoil board bit about 1/8 inch per pass a little lite sanding and they were ready for finish.
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    Greg Hussey
    SR44 StingerII
    3.5hp Milwaukee router
    ftc option
    laser pointer
    t slot bed
    Aspire 11.5
  • #2

    The wood, design and execution are all really nice. I use my machine often to flatten slabs and tops. I have found that 300 or so ipm with a 2" cutter with carbide cutters does a nice job (50%) stepover. I adjust the rpm until it sounds/looks good.
    Ray Melton
    Montpelier Va
    Panther 408
    Aspire

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    • #3

      That is beautiful!
      Pappybaynes
      Stinger 1
      1KW Spindle
      Performance Option
      Aspire 11

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      • #4

        Really wonderful use of that slab and great waterfall joinery.
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        Jim Becker

        SR-44 (2018), 1.7kw spindle, Performance Premium, USB, Keypad, T-Slot table (y-axis configuration), WinCNC, VCarve Pro upgraded to Aspire

        Non CNC stuff...

        SCM/Minimax
        Festool "a good collection"
        Stubby - lathe
        Harvey G700 DC
        more...

        Retired from full time work in the telecom industry 9/2017
        Occasional commission work for others, but mostly for me...furniture/tack trunks/signage/guitars
        Located Bucks County PA

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        • #5

          Outstanding work. One of the reasons I purchased my Stinger was to flatten slabs for furniture. I had a nice black walnut slab that I wanted for a bench but my when my Stinger was delivered first time I had to send back for shipping damage. I decided to use my 22-44 Jet drum sander to flatten since on side was flat. It took a long time and since it was curved I had to make a jig to go into the drum sander at the right angle each pass. I attached pics but I think they pale in comparison to what G Hussey created. The legs are cherry wood. FWIW
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          Keith Hyde, Winchester, VA
          2016 Stinger 1, 1.7KW HF Spindle HSD
          Performance Package Pro, Vac, lathe, Aspire 10
          Former Marine and retired Seabee Master Chief.
          Furniture is my hobby not my vocation.
          hyde.consulting@comcast.net

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          • #6

            Thanks guys. I've had those slabs laying around for several years could not come up with an idea for legs to make a table so I just squared the ends and mitered them at a 45. Was not sure how it would look but went for the waterfall look turned out good since the grain matched.
            Ray don't think I can run that fast only have a 3.5 hp router stalled it the first time I tried so slowed it down to 100.
            Keith I have the same drum sander you did a good job flattening that slab nice looking bench.
            Greg Hussey
            SR44 StingerII
            3.5hp Milwaukee router
            ftc option
            laser pointer
            t slot bed
            Aspire 11.5

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            • #7

              I'm sorry....I should have specified that I am only taking off .03" a pass. For me that seems to be the magic combination to minimize tearout and the sometimes burn.
              Ray Melton
              Montpelier Va
              Panther 408
              Aspire

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              • #8

                Absolutely beautiful table. I'm not that talented, I went the easy way on these two, make the machine do all the work. The Maple one has a Walnut star inlay, the Walnut table has an epoxy star. :D

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                Texas Hardwood Products
                CAMaster Stinger III X3
                www.texashardwoodproducts.com

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                • #9

                  Love the inlays and the finish is beautiful nicely done.
                  Greg Hussey
                  SR44 StingerII
                  3.5hp Milwaukee router
                  ftc option
                  laser pointer
                  t slot bed
                  Aspire 11.5

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