Recent content by jwcnc1911

Nice but all I can think is how bad I want that Schaublin mill.

This is hands down my favorite picture. I wish events like this still went on around me. I miss going to stuff like this.

WOW! That is awesome! Is it your design? The working clutch actually peaks my interest in IC engines.

Very nice!

WOW! That is awesome, and you apparently have some cool toys to make it with. That block was all stitched on a CNC machine. That crank looks awesome too.

If you want to clean up the combustion face, I highly recommend a surface grinder.

For the most part I have noticed much more "clutter" lately. At this point in this thread I find it unusual that Austin has not chimed in.

I have had this exact same saw for about a year. I would say under heavy use - more than the average "home shop" for sure. As previously stated, only buy the best blades you can stand to drop money on. I have been very pleased.

Wow! The finished product is a fantastic looking piece. Would you be posting your design?

Very Awesome!

well, i honestly prefer to buy US made whenever possible... having said that: I have experience with this seller: http://stores.ebay.com/CME-TOOLS?_rdc=1 I have bought about 40 CAT40 holders and about twice as many ER16 end ER32 collets. I have been well pleased with the products...

Brian, had a little time to look at the solid tonight. Generated toolpaths and designed a fixture for the flipside. Hopefully I can get out in the shop soon. Another great design, and most of all, thanks for sharing with the community! I look forward to seeing it run.

did it come with any tooling or manuals? I imagine it's a manufacturer specific spindle. http://www.boxford.co.uk/faq/cadcam-machines/190-vmc/

The stars are in the correct place. Two sets of stars is missing, must have been an oversight by some one in a department that gets catalogs out rather than reads instruments. Or, they assumed you can figure out the hundreds, tens, ones part. Also, you must disregard the stars on the left...

That's a great looking start. You can remove the jaws from the chuck, run the table up against it and tighten it down. Should be close enough for government work.