Spray Gun Table

Thought you guys like to see this designed and made in our shop all MDF of course sprayed in ali,brass,steel,bronze,nickel,chrome,all the cogs work off 1 small motor at 1 rpm enjoy   

eric lavine wrote: now thats fcn cool

Thanks Eric,thought you pull me on my guilty secret the 50cc moped in the background we ride around the shop.

8122pbrainard wrote: Wow Roger you do some fantasic work! In the second picture, there's what looks like some old "arn" (as they call it on OWWM!) in the background. I sort of looks like a badsaw but I don't think it is. What is it?

Thanks Pete, well spotted on the "arn" its a Sagar pad sander,and you know you've done some work if you have to hand crank the bed up and down.

Here it is working.

I am speechless Roger. Unbelievable work.

siiiiiiick!

stunning. do people request these strange things? just curious as to what it's really for.

8122pbrainard wrote: uk1979 wrote: 8122pbrainard wrote: Wow Roger you do some fantasic work! In the second picture, there's what looks like some old "arn" (as they call it on OWWM!) in the background. I sort of looks like a badsaw but I don't think it is. What is it? Thanks Pete, well spotted on the "arn" its a Sagar pad sander,and you know you've done some work if you have to hand crank the bed up and down. Sager? Is that an English piece? All I hear about on OWWM is the Wadkins equipment.

Pete, there were lots of wood working machine builders, specialising for different industry’s Wadkin became the biggest by buying up many of them after the WW11 J,Sagar was one, as my pad sander is Sagar it put it pre 1955 so it’s not doing too bad has a 7ft bed and can lower 2ft under the belt, the old English “arn” we have in the shop White 7x4ft hand screw press, Schubert 8x4ft press, Interwood 10x5ft press, Wadkin chain/chisel , 5 head tenoner, band saw, over head pin router.

JoeinNY wrote: I cant imagine a better use for MDF.. you guys have some skills.

Joe, Thanks.....we now know more about lash........ didn’t have that at wood work school.

watrski wrote: Nice model work. 5 axis cnc router?

Thanks, Pete made on our 3.5 axis CNC's,the latest gen of USA built CNC routers are leading the world.

uk1979 wrote: Hollywood wrote: stunning. do people request these strange things? just curious as to what it's really for. Thanks, Kevin.... our brief make it catch your eye and come over to look...its all about... Sales

It certainly should be the center of attention....quite a piece of work and hard to believe it is MDF. Nice work Roger!

LaurelLakeSkier wrote: uk1979 wrote: Hollywood wrote: stunning. do people request these strange things? just curious as to what it's really for. Thanks, Kevin.... our brief make it catch your eye and come over to look...its all about... Sales    It certainly should be the center of attention....quite a piece of work and hard to believe it is MDF. Nice work Roger!

Thanks Mark.... good to see you liked it.

uk1979 wrote: .....we must hook up over the summer and catch up

Yes we must!!

8122pbrainard wrote: Roger, How thick is that "metal" you are spraying on? Mils? I'm asking just because I'm curious about the wear on the gear teeth. Yes, I do know there's not too much loading but it's still a factor. Lubrication?

Pete,It finished up adding around .3to.4mm yes wear may occur over a long time there is silicone spray on the teeth too and the cogs are very light being made of Mdf and not metal so the load is very light.

8122pbrainard wrote: Roger, What about the axis of the gears? Did you bush the MDF?

Good call Pete....this is how we overcome the problem,all cogs have them let into the under side