SEPA Milling Party?

[ROCK-IT3]

If we get raided by Shapiro, you will all get away. I won't be able to run.

Good, then no one has to worry about whose knee to pop a cap into.

[Berncly]

Everyone needs a sacrificial alpaca.

He'll likely want to come over during the week on short notice, others are welcome to come and learn if they want.

Sounds like a good plan.
Strippers are expensive, no sense in spending that money twice.

[t1066]

Alpaca already has one so don't spend it if you don't need it.
If you go ahead with it I will chip in anyway.
Your call.

I've PM'd him to confirm it, but it looks like he has the Gen 1. The Gen 2 I'm looking at would be a better long-term multi-use tool.

[t1066]

Anybody planning on participating have plunge/trim style router that we can use? If not, I'll either have to get one, or an adapter plate to use the larger standard router I have.

[alpacaheat]

I've PM'd him to confirm it, but it looks like he has the Gen 1. The Gen 2 I'm looking at would be a better long-term multi-use tool.

Correct on both counts. I bought with the intention of doing a rifle or 3. It is not the heavy duty model.

[t1066]

I've ordered the Gen 2 jig. They say there might be up to a couple of weeks delay on fulfillment due to the PA/VA crap going on. I'll post when it gets shipped.

[Daycrawler]

Anybody planning on participating have plunge/trim style router that we can use? If not, I'll either have to get one, or an adapter plate to use the larger standard router I have.

What do you need a router for ?

[Walleye Hunter]

OK, he says an hour/unit max once we have it figured out. Plus, since I have two more drill presses we could process two or three at a time. He also says that I have enough stuff t make it happen as it is (already had him over and checked stuff out) so we can wait 'til he and I get together. Of course, if anyone wants to come over and learn with me and cook bacon or something they are welcome, I'll let yinz know.

[t1066]

What do you need a router for ?

This particular jig system uses a router with an end mill through a bushing as opposed to using an actual milling machine. I'm attaching the instructions video for this system. Jump to 3:15 to see how the router is used. We can use a larger router with a different base plate/bushing system if need be. I, and a few others, have the larger routers.

[Hodgie]

OK, he says an hour/unit max once we have it figured out. Plus, since I have two more drill presses we could process two or three at a time. He also says that I have enough stuff t make it happen as it is (already had him over and checked stuff out) so we can wait 'til he and I get together. Of course, if anyone wants to come over and learn with me and cook bacon or something they are welcome, I'll let yinz know.

I ordered a couple 80’s early this AM assuming they will deliver and the time line adds up I wouldn’t mind joining in both times to get them both done.

I appreciate you setting this up for everyone in this part of the state.