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I finally got back into the shop and spent some time with the Craftsman Router Crafter making some more candleholders. In the first photo, from left to right, a set made from carob wood, a set made from olive wood, a single piece made from black walnut and lastly, another one made from Eastern Red Cedar. In the second picture, from left to right, is a 16 inch tall hollow spiral candleholder made from a piece of oak firewood, a 13 inch one made from Eastern Red Cedar and oak, a small piece made from dogwood and on the right, a set made from the mimosa silk tree that grows like weeds here in Kentucky. Thanks for looking! (9/18/12)
-- Garry, Kentucky
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Hawaiilad
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#1 posted 242 days ago
Very nice Gary. I have read about others that own and use the Craftsman Router Crafter. Don’t think I have seen that tool before
-- Hawaiilad Larry
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#2 posted 242 days ago
Very nice. When I first saw them (and before I read the description) I thought, “Sweet, somebody made wooden motorcycle grips!”
-- - The mightiest oak in the forest is just a little nut that held its ground.
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#3 posted 242 days ago
I picked up one of those from an estate sale last summer. Mine is missing the crank, but rest seems there. You post may push me to try and use it. I particularly like the open center look you can get with it.
Steve.
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#4 posted 242 days ago
Great job. Sears would be glad that someone is using one of their antique machines. I have a friend who had one and he bought a Legacy mill. They didn’t like their machine being called an enhanced Sears Router Crafter. They would just look at you and not say anything.
-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †
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