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[Absinthe]

Anyone making instruments using this system?

[Dino]

Originally Posted by Absinthe

Anyone making instruments using this system?

Yes but not me.
I saw few pictures from other ez users and it was very easy.
Using the SSRK as a duplicator or the twin SSRK for controlled movements
is like a CNC with no brains...

welcome.

[Absinthe]

So mostly router stuff, I will look for it.

[aaronp]

Originally Posted by Absinthe

So mostly router stuff, I will look for it.

For cutting, routing is probably the primary benefit. But it is a very versatile clamping system as well. Lots of clamping in the making of guitars.

[Absinthe]

Not sure I am using it to clamp anything other than when running the saw, but even then I am usually using the bridge. I don't have the SSR* stuff at this point, just doing most routing on a routing table.

Guess I am trying to find ways to use these tools for more things.

[Dino]

Originally Posted by Absinthe

Not sure I am using it to clamp anything other than when running the saw, but even then I am usually using the bridge. I don't have the SSR* stuff at this point, just doing most routing on a routing table.

Guess I am trying to find ways to use these tools for more things.

Yes.
I'm setting up a small shop for me.
Ez-one/SSRK/UEG....with or without digital readouts can do it all.

I had few requests for door hangers ( Hinges and locks)
Dik had made a nice way for his doors....on the side of the ez-one.

the door hanger don't needed the entire ez-one.
my next project is to use only the components and parts needed for
the specific task. A simpler and smaller SSRK with only 4" strike.
a simple track, or a small 12" track that you can reset 2-3 times....
and the 4 stops will do all hinges faster and easier than any other way.

That will lower the cost to -$150.00-200.00
similar can be done with your needs.

With the 20% OFF sitewide sale...you can use the SSRK with limit stops.
thanks.