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Hey guys, have you seen Jeremy Fielding's vids? You might be interested in his utub stuff. I am watching his vid on treadmill...
Yesterday at 11:01 PM
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i'd second starting a new thread specific to linux CAD. i've been using linux in various flavors since 1993. it's come a long way, baby...
Yesterday at 10:58 PM
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High speed drilling, sensitive drills?
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There are 1/8th" center drills, which can be used to just put a dimple on the piece. This will center it perfectly fine.
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Well noted. He asked me to give him a hand unloading it. I'll have a look and take some pics then.
Friday at 9:00 AM
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You are absolutely right. Not only that, but it is downright DANGEROUS to have cold feet and legs when old coots like you'all, are...
Thursday at 1:07 PM
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For NSW it might be a fair price, as I believe Australia might have a supply problem for lathes, but here in the USA there are many...
Thursday at 12:53 PM
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Let me be sure that I understand you. You say you are drilling a .25mm hole with a lathe? your lathe is a toy lathe? I would thimpfk...
Thursday at 12:34 PM
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:):):) Pent up demand! When I finally can carve out some time, I feel like I've got to go at 90 miles per hour. On the one hand, I love...
Thursday at 12:23 PM
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I know how you feel. There should be a law against work interfering with hobby. Also, understand about those projects being planned...
Wednesday at 8:58 PM
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Today i spent more time figuring out the coil manufacturing, i think ive got a good sytem now. The coil bobbin is clamped onto the...
Wednesday at 7:52 PM
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I understood Bakelite was the first "plastic" - actually a thermo-setting resin, that is plastic until set. It is derived from a waste...
Wednesday at 10:30 AM
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Some ideas on it's worth.
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If you could get better photos, especially of the ways, I could give a better answer. With all the rust, of course, whomever gets it...
Wednesday at 10:22 AM
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Now on the topic of the house / workshop: The major disadvantage of a shop connected to the house: Tracking in metal chips, as I know...
Wednesday at 9:53 AM
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For less than $4300 I have a 250A MIG, 250A TIG and can still get an 80A plasma from Everlast, they are Chinese made as are probably all...
Wednesday at 9:48 AM
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Congratulations with the happy thought of building! I myself upon retirement put a nice workshop in the back of the shed of my former...
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