Subject: Re: Roger Weppelman/Thanks!

From: suzette perry <[email-masked]>
Date: 24 Jul 1996 15:23:06 GMT

I don't suppose you have a manual for that shaper? I have one I bought a 
few months ago. I would pay for a copy if you have one. 

																														Thanks,
																														Brian Perry
																														[email-masked]

From: George Edwards <[email-masked]>
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Subject: Roger Weppelman/Thanks!
Date: Wed, 17 Jul 1996 21:37:39 -0500
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Roger:

Thanks for the feedback on the timing of my Atlas 7" Shaper.  I removed 
the crank disc, turned it 180 degrees and replaced it.  Now when I put 
the slide nut on the "R" side of the disc and set the lever on the 
ratchet housing to "R", the table advances to the right on the return 
and/or idle stroke of the Ram.

I tried to reply via email using my automatic reply mode but the mail 
was returned as undeliverable.  The last 3 letters on your address show 
as .exe?  

Thanks again,

George

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From: Roger M Weppelman <[email-masked]>
Date: 25 Jul 1996 13:35:19 GMT

suzette perry <[email-masked]> wrote:

>I don't suppose you have a manual for that shaper?  
>

Call Clausing at 219-533-037. They are the successor to Atlas and can provide 
manuals for about $5.00 plus shipping.

Roger Weppelman

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From: suzette perry <[email-masked]>
Date: 25 Jul 1996 18:59:45 GMT

Thanks for the reference! By the way, what kind of work are you doing 
with your shaper? Have you ever tried cutting dovetails on one? I don't 
have much experience with machine tools and am just starting out. I got 
the shaper as a package deal with a small atlas mill. Also what kind of 
tool bits are you using? Have you made any of your own with curves in 
them? I presume that is the only to get them since I havn't seen any for 
sale. Any information you could share would be very helpful!

																												Brian Perry
																												[email-masked]

        P.S. I am not Suzette, she is my wife and her name is the one 
the provider has. Sorry for any inconvenience. Thanks again!