A few of you asked for a picture of the monster hollowing rig with the laser attachment. I used this to hollow the walnut. This photo is the rig set up hollowing an oriental box.
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lew
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#1 posted 1318 days ago
Now that’s a piece of hardware!!! With the Laser, it looks like something out of a James Bond movie!
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scrappy
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#2 posted 1318 days ago
I thought you used your X-Ray vision to see how thin the walls were. haha
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jockmike2
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#3 posted 1318 days ago
What’s the name of the rig? Or is it home made?
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gbvinc
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#4 posted 1293 days ago
Ah! Now I see how it works. Thanks!
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