RE: REVO Tilting table

[Bill Bulkeley]

You got it roger you are correct same saw Axminster in uk and Excalibur  in the 
US and Australia 

I would like a seyco scroll saw they have a better table but they aren’t 
available down under so the next best is Excalibur

 

Bill

 

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Subject: RE: REVO Tilting table

 

​Hi Bill & Richard

Just in passing I think Richard that the Axminster Scroll Saw is the same as 
the Excaliber that Bill has because Axminster think their brand name is better 
known than Excaliber!

Cheers

Roger 

​ 

 

​

From: Bill Bulkeley

Received: 09/07/2018 08:53:16 +01:00

To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com

Ps I forgot to tell you by tilting the front rails it tilts the table to form 
the taper. the guy does his with the bandsaw instead, the revo is easier and 
way more flatter’

I got mine from a woodwork magazine article it mostly shows what the video does 
and yes I did tilt the scroll saw I’m lucky it’s the saw that tilts not the 
table on my Excalibur makes the cutting much easier

 

Bill  

 

 

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Hi Bill

That does look like an interesting project. Do you by any chance have a 
pattern??? and what wood is it.?

The other thing did you also angle the scroll saw table, I can on my Axci. one

Richard

On Saturday, July 7, 2018 at 12:29:17 PM UTC+1, aussiman wrote:

Yes I have, I used it with the table I needed to face a piece of timber in the 
shape of a wedge it was ½ inch thick down to 0 the timber was about 10 inches 
wide and about 2ft long and the taper was on the width and needed to be nice 
and smooth, flat and accurate. I was making a wooden nautilus shell like the 
one in the pic, it’s made of pieces of C shaped pieces of tapered wood cut on 
the Scrollsaw  and glued together. For a neat and gapless joint the tapered 
blank had to be very accurate the revo with a planeing bit was perfect for this.

Bill

 

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Does anyone ever use the front tilting table on the Revo, and if so what for??

I have never tried it yet

Richard

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RE: REVO Tilting table

[Bawdsey64]

Hi Bill & Richard
Just in passing I think Richard that the Axminster Scroll Saw is the same as 
the Excaliber that Bill has because Axminster think their brand name is better 
known than Excaliber!
Cheers
Roger






From: Bill Bulkeley
Received: 09/07/2018 08:53:16 +01:00
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Ps I forgot to tell you by tilting the front rails it tilts the table to form 
the taper. the guy does his with the bandsaw instead, the revo is easier and 
way more flatter’
I got mine from a woodwork magazine article it mostly shows what the video does 
and yes I did tilt the scroll saw I’m lucky it’s the saw that tilts not the 
table on my Excalibur makes the cutting much easier
 
Bill  
 
 
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 Sent: Monday, 9 July 2018 5:08 PM
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 Subject: Re: REVO Tilting table
 
Hi Bill
That does look like an interesting project. Do you by any chance have a 
pattern??? and what wood is it.?
The other thing did you also angle the scroll saw table, I can on my Axci. one
Richard

On Saturday, July 7, 2018 at 12:29:17 PM UTC+1, aussiman wrote:
Yes I have, I used it with the table I needed to face a piece of timber in the 
shape of a wedge it was ½ inch thick down to 0 the timber was about 10 inches 
wide and about 2ft long and the taper was on the width and needed to be nice 
and smooth, flat and accurate. I was making a wooden nautilus shell like the 
one in the pic, it’s made of pieces of C shaped pieces of tapered wood cut on 
the Scrollsaw  and glued together. For a neat and gapless joint the tapered 
blank had to be very accurate the revo with a planeing bit was perfect for this.
Bill
 
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 Subject: REVO Tilting table
 
Does anyone ever use the front tilting table on the Revo, and if so what for??
I have never tried it yet
Richard
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RE: REVO Tilting table

[Bill Bulkeley]

Ps I forgot to tell you by tilting the front rails it tilts the table to form 
the taper. the guy does his with the bandsaw instead, the revo is easier and 
way more flatter’ 

I got mine from a woodwork magazine article it mostly shows what the video does 
and yes I did tilt the scroll saw I’m lucky it’s the saw that tilts not the 
table on my Excalibur makes the cutting much easier

 

Bill  

 

 

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Sent: Monday, 9 July 2018 5:08 PM
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Subject: Re: REVO Tilting table

 

Hi Bill

That does look like an interesting project. Do you by any chance have a 
pattern??? and what wood is it.?

The other thing did you also angle the scroll saw table, I can on my Axci. one

Richard

On Saturday, July 7, 2018 at 12:29:17 PM UTC+1, aussiman wrote:

Yes I have, I used it with the table I needed to face a piece of timber in the 
shape of a wedge it was ½ inch thick down to 0 the timber was about 10 inches 
wide and about 2ft long and the taper was on the width and needed to be nice 
and smooth, flat and accurate. I was making a wooden nautilus shell like the 
one in the pic, it’s made of pieces of C shaped pieces of tapered wood cut on 
the Scrollsaw  and glued together. For a neat and gapless joint the tapered 
blank had to be very accurate the revo with a planeing bit was perfect for 
this. 

Bill

 

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Subject: REVO Tilting table

 

Does anyone ever use the front tilting table on the Revo, and if so what for??

I have never tried it yet

Richard

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RE: REVO Tilting table

[Bill Bulkeley]

There is no pattern the wood is just pine I did the blanks on the revo to cut 
out all the flat plate sanding

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtgbNyHRFGA

 

the video shows how to make it I did it all on the scroll saw after the revo. I 
used a dermal for the inside sanding and a sponge sander in the wood lathe for 
the outside not too hard a job just lots of sanding., if you make one be sure 
to send me a pic

 

Bill

 

 

 

 

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Sent: Monday, 9 July 2018 5:08 PM
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Subject: Re: REVO Tilting table

 

Hi Bill

That does look like an interesting project. Do you by any chance have a 
pattern??? and what wood is it.?

The other thing did you also angle the scroll saw table, I can on my Axci. one

Richard

On Saturday, July 7, 2018 at 12:29:17 PM UTC+1, aussiman wrote:

Yes I have, I used it with the table I needed to face a piece of timber in the 
shape of a wedge it was ½ inch thick down to 0 the timber was about 10 inches 
wide and about 2ft long and the taper was on the width and needed to be nice 
and smooth, flat and accurate. I was making a wooden nautilus shell like the 
one in the pic, it’s made of pieces of C shaped pieces of tapered wood cut on 
the Scrollsaw  and glued together. For a neat and gapless joint the tapered 
blank had to be very accurate the revo with a planeing bit was perfect for 
this. 

Bill

 

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Does anyone ever use the front tilting table on the Revo, and if so what for??

I have never tried it yet

Richard

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Re: REVO Tilting table

[Richard Ellis]

Hi Bill
That does look like an interesting project. Do you by any chance have a 
pattern??? and what wood is it.?
The other thing did you also angle the scroll saw table, I can on my Axci. 
one
Richard

On Saturday, July 7, 2018 at 12:29:17 PM UTC+1, aussiman wrote:
>
> Yes I have, I used it with the table I needed to face a piece of timber in 
> the shape of a wedge it was ½ inch thick down to 0 the timber was about 10 
> inches wide and about 2ft long and the taper was on the width and needed to 
> be nice and smooth, flat and accurate. I was making a wooden nautilus 
> shell like the one in the pic, it’s made of pieces of C shaped pieces of 
> tapered wood cut on the Scrollsaw  and glued together. For a neat and 
> gapless joint the tapered blank had to be very accurate the revo with a 
> planeing bit was perfect for this. 
>
> Bill
>
>  
>
> *From:* legacy-orna...@googlegroups.com  [mailto:
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> *Richard 
> Ellis
> *Sent:* Saturday, 7 July 2018 6:32 PM
> *To:* Legacy Ornamental Mills
> *Subject:* REVO Tilting table
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> Does anyone ever use the front tilting table on the Revo, and if so what 
> for??
>
> I have never tried it yet
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RE: REVO Tilting table

[Bill Bulkeley]

Yes I have, I used it with the table I needed to face a piece of timber in the 
shape of a wedge it was ½ inch thick down to 0 the timber was about 10 inches 
wide and about 2ft long and the taper was on the width and needed to be nice 
and smooth, flat and accurate. I was making a wooden nautilus shell like the 
one in the pic, it’s made of pieces of C shaped pieces of tapered wood cut on 
the Scrollsaw  and glued together. For a neat and gapless joint the tapered 
blank had to be very accurate the revo with a planeing bit was perfect for 
this. 

Bill

 

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I have never tried it yet

Richard

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