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48104 vikkiford Send Email Mar 1, 2002
8:01 am
... Perhaps it's just too early in the morning for me (just got into work) but could you run that by me again? I don't quite follow :o) Vikki....
48105 Gregg Eshelman
g_alan_e Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
8:25 am
... Hehe. "Booth Bunnies" or "Booth Babes" are typically young and well proportioned women dressed up in all sorts of attention getting outfits. They're...
48106 Michael C Taglieri
miket_nyc Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
8:31 am
... that the ... indicator ... face ?? ... not..... ... about ... I suggest you wait, because this is more complicated than it seems. The middle part of the...
48107 Michael C Taglieri
miket_nyc Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
8:31 am
... If you have no alternative to shimming, by far the easiest way to do it is to disassemble a cheap set of feeler gauges. All the thicknesses you need are...
48110 vikkiford Send Email Mar 1, 2002
8:41 am
... Ah! Now I understand. Vikki....
48111 Jerry Biehler
jerrybiehler Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
8:49 am
Here are my latest projects. First one is the white piece in the picture. It is a adapter that allows me to use my Aztek brand paint bottles with my Iwata...
48112 Ghost
zx5r1990 Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
8:59 am
I'm stuck again. I'm making a bunch of o-ring sealed containers, 1.5" OD x 4" long, in 6061 Al. The body is made of tubing with a very permenantly installed...
48113 vikkiford Send Email Mar 1, 2002
9:04 am
Crumbs! They're nice. Amazing that a machine like ours produces such delicate work. I mean I know they can and the like and any big lathe can do it but when...
48114 floridarobots@...
floridarobots Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
1:09 pm
In a message dated 3/1/02 12:45:21 AM Eastern Standard Time, ... I am in Jacksonville........
48115 Mark Wendt
wendtmk Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
1:09 pm
Thanks Mark (Vikki's little rascal....)...
48116 Jim Goddard
jimg20022002 Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
1:12 pm
Thanx for all the replies...I appreciate it. It looks like I got a bag of unrelated tools instead of a manual. Now for the task of removing the red packing...
48117 Mark Wendt
wendtmk Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
1:12 pm
Gregg, Thanks for the tip. I'm anxiously awaiting the arrival.... Kinda like a new dad... Without having to change the diapers, and after midnight feedings,...
48118 floridarobots@...
floridarobots Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
1:15 pm
In a message dated 3/1/02 1:48:11 AM Eastern Standard Time, ... Last night I checked it really good. I have come up with this- The spindle is not paralell with...
48119 floridarobots@...
floridarobots Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
1:22 pm
Question..... what is acceptable - normal for this thing as far as the headstock goes as far as it being true to the ways/bed, whatever ???...
48120 Mert Baker
mertbaker Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
2:05 pm
Hmmm. Carbide takes more power than HSS, due to the small rake angles, large tip radii, and some of 'em are not really sharp, either. When I use carbide ...
48121 Mert Baker
mertbaker Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
2:12 pm
You need a bull nose center for your TS. There are several drawings in the Uni books. For aluminum workpeices, it should turn on a ball bearing so as not to...
48122 floridarobots Send Email Mar 1, 2002
2:32 pm
Ok... I measured across the spindle plate the spindle plate is not perpindicular to the bed / ways. Can I fix this ????? Sorry about repeating the...
48123 res075cz
k5rov Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
4:21 pm
This morning I had occasion to mill a quarter inch wide slot, three quarter of an inch deep. I found that none of my tools will go that deep. In fact, most...
48124 j.guenther
j_d_guenther Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
4:32 pm
No!...
48125 Chris Wood
chriswood_snw Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
4:42 pm
If the lathe is also from Harbor Freight those tool bits are too big. The Harbor Freight lathes are set for 5/16" tools. Being 1/16" above center will cause...
48126 David GoodFellow
gfellow@... Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
4:45 pm
Nope. A mill is a hole in your shop into which you throw money. Sort of like a boat. Dave Goodfellow Northridge, CA "No problem too small to baffle this...
48127 Harvey White
madyn48 Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
4:49 pm
... Hmmm, I've got all this stuff, and a bit more here and there, spin indexer and 5C collet set, for example. My post was in response to the original article...
48128 spamcop2001 Send Email Mar 1, 2002
5:36 pm
... If you will be working on engines, you will NEED some precision measuring tools. Get some now, especially a dial indicator or a dial test indicator. You...
48129 jjfear Send Email Mar 1, 2002
5:43 pm
No. ... quarter ... fact, ... pretty good...
48130 jjfear Send Email Mar 1, 2002
6:01 pm
I really agree with what RA said in message 48128 just above. If I were you, I would NOT make any changes to the lathe, until you really know what you are...
48131 mmjarz Send Email Mar 1, 2002
6:02 pm
Mert- Is a Bull Nose like a cup center - concave 60* cup on a centered pivot adapted to the tailstock? If one had a nylon cup or hard rubber it should hold...
48132 Alan Hahn
aahahn2001 Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
6:38 pm
First a warning, I am also a newbie, and this post will potentially fall under the category of "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing". One thing that I have...
48133 jcb0877@...
seventen2002 Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
7:36 pm
The DI should be mounted on the lathe bed. Then you could check the runout of the HS flange face and side. A chuck is not the best place to install a DI. ...
48134 Mert Baker
mertbaker Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
8:35 pm
A bull nose center is basically a regular center with an oversized short cone on it. The regular dead center is just a 60 deg point on the end of the #2MT....
48135 stans5americanisp
stans5americ... Send Email
Mar 1, 2002
8:58 pm
What I'd do is make another end with a shoulder and put a 60 degree center in it. Turn it to a snug fit for the open end and use that to support your...
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