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105960
... Um... That's (sort of) the difference between center cutting and non-center cutting, but not really between 2 and 4 flute end mills. Some 4 flute end...
Jeff Jones
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Jan 21, 2004
5:28 pm
105968
After having finally got my act reasonably together for cutting threads, I put my efforts into making a couple of 5/16" studs about 2.5 inches long with about...
jimwieldt
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Jan 21, 2004
6:10 pm
105984
Thanks for the great response of volunteers! I had more than enough and will be sending out twice what I thought I would in the first set of prototype's. We...
HLahantubbe
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Jan 21, 2004
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105985
For those who've asked the mettalic or steel change gears will not be available until sometime late in the first quarter. Jim RabidWolf...
HLahantubbe
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Jan 21, 2004
8:59 pm
105986
... I think this normally is done. Since you're talking 5/16 inch studs, you can just use the normal 3 jaw chuck, or a 4 jaw chuck, then allow the excess to...
Harvey White
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Jan 21, 2004
9:57 pm
105993
For working close to the chuck and close to shoulder I have use the method showed in the file: 6) Set_up_60deg.gif ...
Gordon Couger
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Jan 21, 2004
10:49 pm
106001
To all, I really litke innovative answers to a problem. I ran into this idea for measureing the inside of any hollow item. The picture is self-explanitory....
Charlie
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Jan 21, 2004
11:36 pm
106002
... I've done this for the Z-axis of my mill-drill. It works pretty well. I fashioned two mounting blocks out of aluminum, countersunk these at their centers,...
William Abernathy
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Jan 21, 2004
11:38 pm
106003
... The cheapie digital calipers do indeed have a data port. There are two ribbed sections on the plastic body, each with an arrow. The larger one contains the...
thumbtrap43
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Jan 22, 2004
12:57 am
106006
... the ... ******* I made some threaded split collets out of DR, for use in my 3- jaw that hold great. If too much overhang I use the tailstock "rolling" ...
clt469
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Jan 22, 2004
1:31 am
106010
IE/Windoze sometimes gags when opening a PDF. I hate to send a link to a potential browser crash; I've had much better luck by only opening PDFs when...
roylowenthal
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Jan 22, 2004
3:29 am
106012
Peter Wright's book- "Model Engineer's Foundation Course" is available for $26.95 (SKU 115312) from w3caboosehobbies.com in Denver. CO. They carry 95% of the...
Marty Kollmorgen
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Jan 22, 2004
4:27 am
106013
Make them in pairs. Start with a 2X + parting allowance piece, thread the middle section. Using a steady rest, thread each end, with the collet gripping the...
roylowenthal
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Jan 22, 2004
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106014
Thats strange. I use IE/Windows xp and never had any problems. Gary ... _________________________________________________________________ Get a FREE online...
Gary Wightman
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Jan 22, 2004
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106017
I'm still running 98 & have occasional glitches. Having bought OS updates from Microsoft since DOS 2.0, I'm really tired of buying fixes for problems no...
roylowenthal
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Jan 22, 2004
5:52 am
106018
Do you have the SE updates in your 98? They are absolutely essential. Also make sure you have the new adobe freebie software; it solves some reliability...
Syd H. Levine
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Jan 22, 2004
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106025
Tonight I was facing something and I wanted to go out to a certain point, but no further. This is usually a pain in the butt because I have to count crank...
Michael Taglieri
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Jan 22, 2004
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106028
... What causes one of the problems is that the Acrobat update popup window is one of the very few that is not annoying enough. It'll sit there behind all the ...
Gregg Eshelman
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Jan 22, 2004
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106029
... 98 or 98SE? 98SE is practically s totally different OS "under the hood" compared to 98. 98 would not install on the PC I had when it was released so I went...
Gregg Eshelman
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Jan 22, 2004
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106030
... Microsoft used to sell a 98SE Update CD dirt cheap. Supposedly was a special CD that would only run on 98. In truth it was a Windows 98 SE Upgrade CD that ...
Gregg Eshelman
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Jan 22, 2004
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106033
Hi Jeff, Have a good look at the end of a 2 flute cutter and you will see what I mean by the unequal blade lengths. I have never seen equal blades on a 2 flute...
gbarker2003
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Jan 22, 2004
12:31 pm
106045
Hello group! I am new here and I just finished seting up my Harbor Freight Mini Lathe last night. This is my first Lathe. Man this was painful, I had the thing...
Todd Meidinger
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Jan 22, 2004
3:14 pm
106048
Todd ; You have to loosen the pillow blocks and may need to file notches to adjust up and down , run the carriage to each end to determine alignment , and...
snorkelca
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Jan 22, 2004
3:37 pm
106049
Great, thanks for the tips. The binding I am describing happens when I turn the small compound feed handle. The feed handle gets incredibly hard to turn when...
Spam Away
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Jan 22, 2004
3:47 pm
106050
Todd, I had a very similar situation on my HF 7 X 10 mini lathe. What I discovered was that the brass nut that the lead screw runs in was supposed to be held...
John Edwards
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Jan 22, 2004
3:48 pm
106054
That is slick. I have a number of bore gauges, but that's still something I can use for odd and offsize work. Thanks for the post! Rabid ... From: Charlie To:...
HLahantubbe
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Jan 22, 2004
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106055
... It's hard to be sure what's going on, because your terminology is a little unorthodox. The lead screw is the big long threaded rod across the front of the ...
William Abernathy
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Jan 22, 2004
4:17 pm
106057
... this idea for measureing the inside of any hollow item. The picture is self-explanitory. The idea is adaptable to any size, just a little project for...
paul_probus
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Jan 22, 2004
4:43 pm
106058
Yes, my terminology is a bit messed up. This is my first Lathe. I apologize for the confusion. I am talking about the compound (top) slide. I will try your...
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tmeidinger
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Jan 22, 2004
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106059
I have been researching mini lathes and have decided to go with the Homier...I think. I originally was going to go with a 9x20, but decided that the type of...
mstrader77
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Jan 22, 2004
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