Thank you for taking the time to comment. All those interactions help get the video in front of more people. Appreciate you taking the time to do this. I am also glad you found the information helpful.
I'm glad I found someone with the Laguna IQ. I should check the tram. It seems to be ok. Also, I have fastened a 3/4" MDF spoil board. That way I'm not wrecking the original board. I know you lose 3/4" of usable Z height, but in 8 years, I have never carved anything thicker that 1.5". I also could raise the spindle if I needed to. Just a quick question, how often do you change the water for cooling the spindle?
I was previously told to change it every 4-6 months. But, I admit that I don't change it that often. I have a story about the water flow and spindle cooling I could share - but I wouldn't do so in an open forum. I try to be vey careful with anything negative i have to say about products or people. I don't mind giving praise when it is deserved, but I try to be more private with my criticism. If you want to reach out via email or via Zoom chat, I would be glad to talk everything i know about the IQ. I have had it since 2019. It has been a real beast, but there are some things I have found to be aware of. One of those would be to change your water as frequently as you can tolerate. The manual I have states the following should be done weekly: "Swap water lines at pump using the quick connector. (Take free line into bucket, and put into pump, take line from pump and put as free line into bucket) This will help remove build up from the lines and spindle by reversing the flow of the water."
Thank you for leaving a comment and I am really glad you found it useful. If you're getting ready to tram I wish you success and patience. I found I made it more intimidating than it actually was. I put it off way longer than I shoul have.
I’ve trammed a few times but not to this degree, as luck would have it the back of my spoilboard is a bit low for some reason… needs resurfacing, so no time like the present to tram as well!
I assume you are talking about the traming gauge file. You can get this by going to my website and downloading it. I will place a link in this comment. robsandstromdesigns.com/product/3d-printed-holder-for-a-simply-stupid-tools-sst-gauge/
Wayne would love to give you stl file. Go to my website and enter coupon code. It will say $3 but when you checkout there is a place to put in the coupon code and it will be free. Link to file on website is in my Video Description (i.e. press on more) and you will see it. If you have problem locating it let me know. Coupon Code is provided about 3/4 of the way through video. Enjoy.
Wayne...Sorry my earlier reply was not correct. I was reading on an iphone and thought you were asking for the STL from my most recent video about an Easter Tomb Scene. So sorry. Let me talk with my Website administer and I will get the STL posted on the website as a free file. Can you give me a day? Or, you can send me an email and ask for the calibration holder STL and I will email it directly to you. My email is RobSandstromDesign@gmail.com
The file is on my website now and available for free download. I put a link to the tool in my Video Description. I will ty to put it in this comment and see if it is clickable. robsandstromdesigns.com/product/3d-printed-holder-for-a-simply-stupid-tools-sst-gauge/
Good in-depth information Rob.
Kevin thank you for the positive feedback.
Great job Rob
Thank you for the positive feedback.
Thanks for the great instructional video.
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I am so glad you found this video helpful. That is my primary goal for this channel.
Thanks very thorough and clear
Thank you for taking the time to comment. All those interactions help get the video in front of more people. Appreciate you taking the time to do this. I am also glad you found the information helpful.
Great content
Thank you John.
I'm glad I found someone with the Laguna IQ. I should check the tram. It seems to be ok. Also, I have fastened a 3/4" MDF spoil board. That way I'm not wrecking the original board. I know you lose 3/4" of usable Z height, but in 8 years, I have never carved anything thicker that 1.5". I also could raise the spindle if I needed to. Just a quick question, how often do you change the water for cooling the spindle?
I was previously told to change it every 4-6 months. But, I admit that I don't change it that often. I have a story about the water flow and spindle cooling I could share - but I wouldn't do so in an open forum. I try to be vey careful with anything negative i have to say about products or people. I don't mind giving praise when it is deserved, but I try to be more private with my criticism. If you want to reach out via email or via Zoom chat, I would be glad to talk everything i know about the IQ. I have had it since 2019. It has been a real beast, but there are some things I have found to be aware of. One of those would be to change your water as frequently as you can tolerate. The manual I have states the following should be done weekly: "Swap water lines at pump using the quick connector. (Take free line into bucket, and put into pump, take line from pump and put as free line into bucket) This will help remove build up from the lines and spindle by reversing the flow of the water."
Great info! Thanks
Thank you for leaving a comment and I am really glad you found it useful. If you're getting ready to tram I wish you success and patience. I found I made it more intimidating than it actually was. I put it off way longer than I shoul have.
I’ve trammed a few times but not to this degree, as luck would have it the back of my spoilboard is a bit low for some reason… needs resurfacing, so no time like the present to tram as well!
Thank you for the very good and helpful video, I would appreciate a copy of the file. T.hanks
I assume you are talking about the traming gauge file. You can get this by going to my website and downloading it. I will place a link in this comment. robsandstromdesigns.com/product/3d-printed-holder-for-a-simply-stupid-tools-sst-gauge/
Do you happen to have the gauge holder .stl file BUT with a 1/4" shank and NOT the 1/2"?
@@MatthewMead-r3i yes at this link: robsandstromdesigns.com/product/3d-printed-holder-for-a-simply-stupid-tools-sst-gauge/
I am sorry didn’t see reference to 1/4” shank. Sorry, I don’t have one of those files.
I will take the stl file please..
Wayne would love to give you stl file. Go to my website and enter coupon code. It will say $3 but when you checkout there is a place to put in the coupon code and it will be free. Link to file on website is in my Video Description (i.e. press on more) and you will see it. If you have problem locating it let me know. Coupon Code is provided about 3/4 of the way through video. Enjoy.
@@RobSandstromDesigns Thank you
Wayne...Sorry my earlier reply was not correct. I was reading on an iphone and thought you were asking for the STL from my most recent video about an Easter Tomb Scene. So sorry. Let me talk with my Website administer and I will get the STL posted on the website as a free file. Can you give me a day? Or, you can send me an email and ask for the calibration holder STL and I will email it directly to you. My email is RobSandstromDesign@gmail.com
@@RobSandstromDesigns no problem
The file is on my website now and available for free download. I put a link to the tool in my Video Description. I will ty to put it in this comment and see if it is clickable. robsandstromdesigns.com/product/3d-printed-holder-for-a-simply-stupid-tools-sst-gauge/