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mystry_tour
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Post by mystry_tour »

wow....and how many bearing were in the little jewels.....
I would like to have something along those lines but mabe I can fab something out of a large router with a z axis for shallow pin routing....
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Post by thouser »

Take very good care of the bearings in your F&E shaper. ABEC 7 bearings which were what was used by F&E are $680.00 for the set.

You should be able to find a real nice 24" pin router for under $400.00 and when you need it one jobs use will pay for it. Nothing like having a real 5HP behind that 1/2" round over bit.
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mystry_tour
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Post by mystry_tour »

thanks Tom....If you notice one around give me a yell.....I want to get the shop set up to do virtually anything I want to do
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Post by dadude »

houser is correct, buyers market on the pin pouter, buddy of mine just had one tossed on the truck when buying a rip saw, a griggio, too far to ship from here or i would send you his way, machine is big
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Post by mystry_tour »

thanks dadude....seems all of them are monsters.....i look at the things I have thus far for the shop and well its gitting filled. it may be a good idea to make use of the shaper for the things I would use the pin router for. but like said.....if it falls in my lap it might be a good idea too....
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Post by dadude »

i agree
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Post by dadude »

check out the pic of the Greenlee 533 posted today on page (1) now thats what i'm talkin about
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Post by mystry_tour »

wow....I bet that thing would do a good days work....
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Post by thouser »

A good day's work in about 4 hours. First SET I have ever seen with a tilting head assembly. Very Kewl
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Post by mystry_tour »

well I do have a wish lits I am putting together along with the hopes that I can find one at a good price some day.
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