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6925 Ron
millplans Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
8:02 am
Hi Jess and Group, I just recently made my mini-mill CNC conversion kit available again on my web site at http://www.stirlingsteele.com/millplans.html. Jess,...
6926 nyceacres200 Offline Send Email May 1, 2006
8:27 am
Gary, I bought two belts (2L130) online from a place called Garage Door Parts. http//www.garagedoorsupply.com/v-belt.html Since belts are standardized like...
6927 Gary Harper
harper19842000 Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
11:27 am
Thanks. I appreciate the information. _____ From: GrizHFMinimill@yahoogroups.com [mailto:GrizHFMinimill@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of nyceacres200 Sent:...
6928 John Pitkin
jtpitkin06 Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
3:22 pm
Gates has been making the 2L130 belt for about 40 years. It's used on many industrial sewing machines. I don't see them not making it for another 40 years....
6929 Jim RabidWolf
rahantubbe Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
4:08 pm
Jack, try tweaking the speed adjustment pot just a little (remember where you started). I've noted that sometimes, after changing the MOSFET's (the "on"...
6930 Jim RabidWolf
rahantubbe Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
4:12 pm
(Just did, Ray <G>) JRW ... From: Ray Livingston To: GrizHFMinimill@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2006 5:55 PM Subject: [GrizHFMinimill] Re: X2...
6931 Joe Taylor
mr16ga Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
6:14 pm
Ron, Now you did it, You made by buy one of your kits!!! Now that I already have the head taken apart to replace broken gears. When should I get excited about...
6932 Joe Taylor
mr16ga Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
8:04 pm
I was working on drilling a 1" hole when I broke the gears in my mill. I had started by drilling a 3/8" hole then 1/2" then a 3/4" hole with out any problems....
6933 David Oulton
callerdoit Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
8:12 pm
Were you using cutting fluid ? how fast were you advancing the cut ? Was the drill sharp ? Dave P.S. convert to belt drive ...Best $ invested.. ... ...
6934 Joe Taylor
mr16ga Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
8:20 pm
Yes I was using cutting fluid, some fancy stuff I got a sample has the texture of snot. The drill was brand new and very sharp. Not to fast at all, I was...
6935 Alan Wright
robert_alan_... Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
10:28 pm
Just got one of these. Installed easily, works great. The mill is much quieter. I can actually hear the cutter now. If anyone is interested, I have the spare...
6936 Harvey White
madyn48 Offline Send Email
May 1, 2006
11:43 pm
... One inch is a bit much for the mini-mill (x2). You can do it, but at very low speed and with a very delicate speed. If you're lucky, and the drill bit...
6937 jacktarr68 Offline Send Email May 2, 2006
12:05 am
Makes sense to me...the fault existed before the mosfets blew so I guess the setup adjustment was sorta marginal. Now is that VR1 or VR2 or even perhaps the...
6938 rexarino Offline Send Email May 2, 2006
12:26 am
If you start with a slightly undersize hole saw, you can save time and wear on the mill, and your hole will probably be rounder when you finish, especially if...
6939 Joe Taylor
mr16ga Offline Send Email
May 2, 2006
1:23 am
So when using a hole saw do you use the arbor that the manufacture sells or do you make an arbor? I already have a Milwaukee hole saw would that work? Do you...
6940 rexarino Offline Send Email May 2, 2006
1:51 am
Joe, the first time I used a hole saw on metal, I used a Vermont American hardware store special to cut 3" discs in .500 " thick brass - on an old 4 speed...
6941 Jim RabidWolf
rahantubbe Offline Send Email
May 2, 2006
4:57 am
It shouldn't be epoxy - it's either wax or RTV - I've never seen anything else other than perhaps a bit of "conformal coating" (Lacquer). Rabid ... From:...
6942 Chris Bailey
cbailey73160 Offline Send Email
May 2, 2006
11:18 pm
I think the trade name for the crud is Glyptol. At least that's what the stuff was labeled as. I also think that there are different grades. Some of the...
6943 jacktarr68 Offline Send Email May 2, 2006
11:33 pm
I don't guess it matters too much waht it is, just so I put some back after, hey! Which of the two (VR1, VR2) should I adjust? - or just 'suck it and see'? ...
6944 Cletus L. Berkeley
cberkeley Offline Send Email
May 3, 2006
12:41 pm
Chris: The name "Glyptal" (I think that was the correct spelling) brings back fond memories of my first Job when I worked as an Engineering / Production Test...
6945 Malcolm Parker-Lisberg
mparkerlisberg Offline Send Email
May 3, 2006
2:40 pm
core... you don't remember Mercury delay line memories then? ... === message truncated === __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? ...
6946 Jim RabidWolf
rahantubbe Offline Send Email
May 3, 2006
5:28 pm
Tis' true ... But I haven't seen any of the SIEG boards made in the last 5 years that had Glyptal on the pots - almost always either wax or RTV. (Glyptal must...
6947 Jim RabidWolf
rahantubbe Offline Send Email
May 3, 2006
5:42 pm
I still have two VACUUM TUBE logic modules from the Athena program <G> The youngsters really freak out seeing tubes that have the IBM logo on them (those that...
6948 Chris Bailey
cbailey73160 Offline Send Email
May 3, 2006
10:57 pm
Not the Mercury memories but I did cut my teeth on Burroughs B6700's and B3500's as a "Real Live Burroughs Field Engineer". Those core stacks were an absolute...
6949 Cletus L. Berkeley
cberkeley Offline Send Email
May 3, 2006
11:21 pm
Ahhh..... my youth! .... Not the mercury memories for me either, but I did the ferrite-core thing for a living six days a week and learned a ton of...
6950 moparado Offline Send Email May 4, 2006
12:57 am
Man i gotta say this is truly a jog down memory lane rehashing things totally forgoten about. Chris, My 1st real job out of school was a Field Eng. for the old...
6951 Gary Harper
harper19842000 Offline Send Email
May 4, 2006
2:13 am
Hi group, I have a Cummins mini mill. I haven't had it very long and haven't really even used it. I have take it apart and cleaned and lubed it up according...
6952 David
dsh1001 Offline Send Email
May 4, 2006
4:05 am
Any chance it is in upside down or backwards? ... really ... according to ... problem with ... press the ... tonight ... off at the ... rubbing ... without ......
6953 Carl Trost
czyhorse2001 Offline Send Email
May 4, 2006
8:44 am
My mill seems to be stalling out much easier than I think it should. Is there a setting i.e. a pot on the board that I can adjust to help with this. I need...
6954 Barry Young
barryjyoung Offline Send Email
May 4, 2006
10:52 am
Actually, I am one of the moderators and was loving the discussion of iron core memory just like in my Data General Model One. Barry Young cameramaker.com ... ...
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