... Pipe threads are tapered, so a lathe can't cut them directly. You either need a taper attachment or a die holder to mount an NPT die in the tailstock. For...
It's very rare even to find a fine-thread bolt in NYC hardware stores (and one owner once told me he had no demand for them). People in this city don't repair...
The inch markings on the feedscrews are all inaccurate in the same way -- a turn moves the slide 37.39 thousandths rather than 40 thousandths. If you fiddle...
I just use my drill press for this. You can make a crank for the spindle just like the one on the lathe (or like me, rig up a way to use the same crank I use...
If you do this knowingly, is it ethical? Mike Taglieri miket--nyc@... A man can't sleep when he sleeps with sheep. - Seven Brides for Seven Brothers On...
You sound like you've had training as an engineer. I wish I'd had some -- basically I just guess, and I usually err on the too-strong side. Last year, I...
OOps. Hadn't seen the pic when I wrote. Just substitute Al angle for the steel, & save a few ounces. I wouldn't bother; this is not an airplane. Mert ...
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I have had some success in cutting NPT threads by cutting the taper on the stock first and then cutting a parallel thread on the tapered portion to the correct...
For 1/4" NPT, you would be best advised to buy a tap & die. Failing that, I'd cut a standard straight thread on everything, & if necessary, recut any 1/4" npt...
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... Well, I, too, think it's damn good - for a lawyer :-). FWIW from an accountant ;-). I myself wouldn't sweat the optimization of this sort of stuff, for...
... Did it transmit more vibration to the frame after the mod? I still have my old 73 850 commando in storage waiting for the time to restore it. Sitting at...
... Well, yes, that is true for residential areas of any large city. Nevertheless, there must be autoparts suppliers and industrial supply houses somewhere...
I regularly cut 1/8"NPT threads by single-point cutting a rough parallel thread on the lathe then finishing with a 1/8"NPT die. It reduces the force needed on...
Great place you live, Mike... ... From: Michael Taglieri To: 7x10minilathe@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 3:27 AM Subject: Re:...
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Of course it is not. And this from the guy who says it is somehow less immoral to rip off large corporations. ... From: "Michael Taglieri"...
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Heh. It is unethical. But Mike T. certainly is not one to make the call. ... From: "Malcolm Parker-Lisberg" <mparkerlisberg@...> To:...
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Hello there, I have a metalworker lathe bought in the UK about 4 years ago. I am hoping someone has come accross the same problem as me. When I switch the...
Two options: (1) Arc Euro Trade (www.arceurotrade.co.uk) should be able to sort out replacement Sieg boards if needed. But a better bet might be: (2) Uncle...
I'd have to agree with Mike on this one. For a lawyer, in the U.S. anyway, there is an adversary relationship between the two sides with an obligation to do...
Further, a party you enter into a contract with is not the opposition. One might view the other side of a business negotiation as the opposition , but once...
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Hell Richard, thanks very for your reply. The motor turns fine, I have had it running for a bit whilst the buzzing was occuring but when I tapped the two...
The ref to opposition was a dig at the legal profession. How can you tell when a lawyer is lying... his mouth is moving. To take advantage of a shortcoming in...
Further yet, the metering device is there to provide a fair accounting to both sides of the agreement. I'm reminded of the Norman Rockwell painting where an...
Pat, have you a way to send a photo of this board (digital camera or a friend with one???)?? It's not unusual to have the relays go bad, but I would check all...
Yes, but if you know that fluid meters tend to under register at low speeds, and you know this is a consequence of simple physics, and not the result of some...
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Hi Jim thanks for taking the time to reply. Now then what do I do now. I've checked the soldering on the back and couldn't seem to find any problems (I used to...
With a tap & die! NPT has a 3/4"/ft taper, without a taper attachment for the lathe, you'll get distorted threads. You can turn/bore the pieces tapered to...
BSME + lots of ship & machinery repair experience. I've managed to avoid the classic ME mind destroyer of designing ductwork. If you do MkII in Al, you can...