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7x10minilathe · Home machinist's roundtable.

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  • Category: Woodworking
  • Founded: Feb 6, 1999
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Owners of the small metal minilathes marketed by Harbor Freight, Grizzly, etc. can trade tips here along with general discussion of other home workshop machining tools and techniques.

There is a fair amount of off topic banter on subjects of interest to the hobbyists that gather here. If you are unable to skip over what doesn't interest you or have trouble controlling yourself in the presence of folks that disagree with you someone set up a tightly moderated group HERE.

Ketywords: lathe minilathe mill minimill bandsaw 7x10 7x12 7x14 milling turning

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Re: OT: The Future
I believe in a win-win game. capitalism is a win-win game. it offers workers money and time to buy things and enjoy life in exchange for working. 95% of the
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:19 pm
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Re: Slide adjustments
Dear Roy , The thing I still don't understand is how come the shim don't drop when the carriage moves along the bed? __,_._,_dd
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 12:04 pm
Amjad Dokhkan
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Re: OT: The Future
Hi,   Are you asking your questions from a global perspective or from the point of view of the USA?   This is an international forum, so I think it is a
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 8:46 am
Ian Newman
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Re: Casting a New Bed
Having a need to turn a 12" long metal housing, I brought a HF 7X10 lathe frame and lead screw on Ebay for around $50. I sawed the motor end of the frame off
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:28 am
Bill
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Re: Rohm Drill Chuck?
Hi Rj I was so afraid of China taking over production of rohm that I bought 5 spares! Rohm's chuck jaws are special, it has a thin line to center small drill
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:25 am
Steve Wan
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