I machined a whole bunch out of mahogony. The wood is very porous and absorbs oils and coolant. Teak would also be good. Works great. Lasts a long time (over 15 years on some). Cost is nil.
Boris
I machined a whole bunch out of mahogony. The wood is very porous and absorbs oils and coolant. Teak would also be good. Works great. Lasts a long time (over 15 years on some). Cost is nil.
Boris
Anthony wrote in news:Xns96223C2B96E96acziparle3sp835@216.77.188.18:
A cheap alternative are the T type aluminum pieces that are used in drop ceilings. They can be cut easily and can be found in most dumpsters or landfills. :)
Geesh, I'm startin to sound like Gunner now. But, hey if its free its for me!
Bing
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