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Conversational Forms and Feed Rates Legacy Woodworking Machinery Training session 2

Unique Spindles Legacy conversational form Smart Tool Rope Barley twist Fluting Reeding Smart Tool Turning without tool a library

Enable the macros

Setup for your system

Setup for your system

The Options Turning Round Turning Tool Profiles Indexing Rope & Barley Twist Spirals Surface Planing Linear Cuts Tool list

The larger the bit the slower the feed rate Feed rates Turning Round 150-250IPM Turning Tool Profiles 60-100IPM Indexing 200-300IPM Rope and Barley Twist 150-250IPM Spirals 150-250IPM Surface Planing 300-400IPM Linear Cuts 200-300IPM The larger the bit the slower the feed rate

Spindle Speed Spindle speeds are by router bit diameter 0-.5 inches 34000RPM .5-1 inch 24000RPM 1-2 inches 19000RPM 2-2.5 inches 16000RPM 2.5-3 inches 12000RPM

Turning Round This is used as the first step for all round spindles Two options when turning round Side Bottom Side uses a two-flute strait cutting bit Bottom uses a bottom cleaning bit The speeds and feeds are different for both

The Side option Recommend using a ½ cutter Step over is between 0.1 and 0.05 Feed rate is 20-50 IPM This is used when making small mortis and tenon

The Bottom Option 1.25 Cutter Used for roughing stock and tapering material Step over is between 0.5 and 0.125 Feed rate is 150-250 IPM

Turning Tool Profiles This program uses router bit profiles to turn shapes into your spindle Important things to know Spindle speed Which side to climb mill Feed Rate

Indexing This program is used for fluting and reeding Important things to know Number of flutes Start and end points Feed Rate

Rope and Barley Twist Important things to know Direction of the spiral Finished diameter Cutting depth Start and finish positions Router bit Diameter

Spirals Slightly different than Rope and Barley twist The differences Router bit diameter vs. Spiral pitch Cutting depth is very important

Surface Planing Planing burled wood Climb mills for the best cut No tear out 0,0 point is the lower left corner

Linear Cuts This is for fluting or reeding on flat stock 0,0 point is the lower left corner