Primitive Archer
		Main Discussion Area => HowTo's and Build-a-longs => Topic started by: Mohammad Javad Shoaee on November 02, 2009, 05:55:31 am
		
			
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				Hello
Does anyone know how to make a a lamination taper with thickness sander?
Thank You
			 
			
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				PM a dude named Islandpiper on this Board....He can probably help you out
			
 
			
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				make a tapered block for lamination to sit on and then run it through......
			
 
			
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				I think it would be very difficult with a thickness sander, but it's easy with a jointer. 
			
 
			
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				Quite the opposite....when you start dealing with laminations in the .060 range tear out from jointers and planers is a big problem....with a thickness or drum sander like the performax it is a breeze.
			
 
			
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				OK, can you show us?
			
 
			
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Quite the opposite....when you start dealing with laminations in the .060 range tear out from jointers and planers is a big problem....with a thickness or drum sander like the performax it is a breeze.
Yes, I would love to trade my planer for a thickness sander when doing laminations. 
			 
			
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Quite the opposite....when you start dealing with laminations in the .060 range tear out from jointers and planers is a big problem....with a thickness or drum sander like the performax it is a breeze.
Yes, I would love to trade my planer for a thickness sander when doing laminations. 
why not have one of each?
			 
			
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				Truth money is an issue....head on over to the pirates of archery site and I am pretty sure you can see lots of lam grinders in various posts.  Can I show you???....no, I cannot afford one of those.  Can I listen to bowbuilders talk about grinding THIN (like 45 hundredths of an inch) laminations YOU BETCHA.  There is a good reason that I order from the guys who do it. 
Weekend before last as I was grinding down some big ole bamboo for a BBI on my friends 80 inch belt sander he ground a eight or nine skinny ( ranging from .064 to .110) tapers and parallels on his performax for a couple kids bow projects I have in mind.  No tear out and baby but smooth and ready to glue.  That is testimony enough for me. They are pricy...I just found a used older model for 850....