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Whew, thank goodness we are making man-made houses.

He should!

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They look similar, but are different. If you are comparing the IQ Pro (the new one), it would compare more to the Elite series. If the previous version of the IQ, then it would be the Axiom Pro series. Axiom would have some advantages and disadvantages depending on what you are looking for. Axiom is manufactured in Taiwan but does go through considerable quality control. I can't say where Laguna is made. The controller on the Axiom is much more robust and their stepper motors are 48 watt (Pro) or actual Servo motors with the Elite. There rpm range is 0-24,000 which is helpful in certain applications. The negative is Axiom currently doesn't have a vac table or ATC, but that is changing very soon from what I understand. The biggest advantage after the sale is the technical assistance from Axiom. They are far superior and are quick to respond with accurate fixes. I'd suggest going to the Hickory store and looking at the Pro on the floor before making up your mind. just my opinion. Check out my channel and you will see I owned a Next Wave HD520, then an Axiom Pro, and finally upgraded to an Elite. Laguna and others were on my radar, but I am so happy that I went Axiom when upgrading from my Shark HD.

For some reason, YT wouldn't allow me to comment as my craft channel, so I'm doing from my personal one. They look similar, but are different. If you are comparing the IQ Pro (the new one), it would compare more to the Elite series. If the previous version of the IQ, then it would be the Axiom Pro series. Axiom would have some advantages and disadvantages depending on what you are looking for. Axiom is manufactured in Taiwan but does go through considerable quality control. I can't say where Laguna is made. The controller on the Axiom is much more robust and their stepper motors are 48 watt (Pro) or actual Servo motors with the Elite. There rpm range is 0-24,000 which is helpful in certain applications. The negative is Axiom currently doesn't have a vac table or ATC, but that is changing very soon from what I understand. The biggest advantage after the sale is the technical assistance from Axiom. They are far superior and are quick to respond with accurate fixes. I'd suggest going to the Hickory store and looking at the Pro on the floor before making up your mind. just my opinion. Check out my channel and you will see I owned a Next Wave HD520, then an Axiom Pro, and finally upgraded to an Elite. Laguna and others were on my radar, but I am so happy that I went Axiom when upgrading from my Shark HD. www.youtube.com/@ChristcrossCrafts/featured

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Took over 20 mins to walk it! Better bring a sack lunch.

@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop Might get a pizza delivered.

@@ChristcrossCraftsAs long as it's good pizza.

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Not sure you are using Google Correctly, searching for Hummingbird houses and several results come up. Knick-Knacks, that's got a good ring to it, did you come up with that?

​@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop Sure you can find places that sell them like Amazon but the truth is hummingbirds do not nest in houses. But they do make a very nice decoration. Many people put decorations in there yard all the time. And people do buy them thinking hummingbirds will use them like my wife for one. lol

@@lloydbrannan1002 Ohhh, you said nesting in houses, ornithologists are coming for ya! We appreciate the comment and we know these aren't official sancuaries for hummingbirds, but they are fun turning projects that needed a name. We aren't ornithologists but we are woodworkers and we enjoy turning things.

Through the Shaper Origin Trace App.

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This makes sense.

@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop I just made the cable for the spindle and found an extension for the coolant pump power. what are some of the trim jigs you mentioned also will coolant / antifreeze work, I can't seem to find straight coolant

Depends on the tip, wood, burner style and what you are trying to do. No one set temperature is going to work for everything. Set to 350, and try it if it's burning to hot to fast or too dark, then back it down until you find where you are happy with the results.

Oh Heil its not a Shure!

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Sweet! Thank you for the clarification.

Must not have taken time to watch more than a few seconds of the video. Jerry states that its an opportunity to use it as a house regardless of if it can or will.

Definitely check out the new Shaper Trace. Hard to believe it's under a hundy for that technology though

Immediately in Marquetry equates to next. 😅

With that extra mood lighting too

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Thank you for your kind compliment, Elaine. In order for the breath condensation to be seen, you’ll need to have a background burned behind where the breath will be rendered so that the lighter breath will show up. I would render breath condensation in one of these two ways: Option 1. I would burn the background where the breath will go first. Then I would use sandpaper (around 220/320 grit) to remove the burn in varying degrees of light and dark, working in small circles. You’ll need to make some of the “mist” lighter and darker to make it believable. Attached is a reference picture to show you an example. Note that the breath is very light when it comes out of her mouth. If it’s too strong, it will look like she is exhaling cigarette smoke. Option 2. I would burn the background only around the area where the mist will go. Then I would use my shader in a small circular motion to blend the background into the mist. You’ll need to shade in light and darker tones in the mist to mimic the breath in the photo. Please let me know if you need more clarification. Thanks, Michele

Thank you so much for your reply. This makes perfect sense - I’ll try it! 😊

They do not. They can be used right out of the gate with no break-in needed. Thanks for watching!

Great, thank you for replying!

@christcrosscrafts any thoughts?

The Mac Mop, 10x4, would be the best option, especially if mounted to a bench grinder. You will have to have a long enough motor shaft to accommodate the 4" thickness of the Mac Mop. Mac Mops sand is finer than the grit they have on them. For example, 80 grit will sand more like 120 grit. If you need one grit to rule them all, 100 or 120 would be our recommendation.

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Details.

After making this video, we have all bought ourselves one in the tech dept. It really is as simple and efficient as it looks.

Remove it.

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Couldn't agree more!

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This is the video using the Wolverine system, do you mean the tormek video? ua-cam.com/video/KHWjGWcoPes/v-deo.html

We do not

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But if you don't have a template, how are you to make a jig?

I just bought it remade from Wolverine. @@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop

Thank you for all of this information. Thanks for watching as well

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Spraying Dyes using an AirBrushing Kit isn't airbrushing?

Also: A form of painting known as airbrushing is a process that involves the passing of ink, dyes, and paint through a nozzle by the process of converting the aforementioned paint and coatings into a mist or fine spray.

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