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Check these out. https://milehighrc.com/Ignition_Items.html

Here is a web site I stumbled onto, that has CDI ignitions. I think they have the same circuit boards ( RCexl ) that Roy was selling. https://www.milehighrc.com/Ignition_Items.html

I purchased a set from a fellow at NAMES several years ago for $60. I think I got a bargain.

About a week ago I was testing a file using Mach4. Evening came and I shut the computer off. Next morning I turn on the computer, launch the Mach4 application and start a file run. About 5 minutes in the machine just stopped. I'm thinking oh no, I had this problem once before. Took me several...

Hi Peter195124 Go to RC Groups: OS FS 91 Surpass cam bearing removal - RC Groups. Post #8 has pictures of factory tool. Here are pictures of the tool i made. Sending a PM

I found a small ID bearing puller on the web several years ago. I was working on a OS 91 FS cam bearing. Tomorrow I will post a picture. It is very easy to make.

A copper ring will last better than any 0-ring.

I've got sound, but no video.

Hope to be there also.

I plan to be there and have a reservation made. Hope to arrive by noon Thursday. Watching the weather reports daily. 1100 miles one way.

How many shows, where are they, when? Be sure to keep us informed.

Thanks for all the replies. Got-R-done. As yo can see ,I made a center height gauge for my Sherline lathe. Wanted to make sure that piece did not get returned back to the scrap bin. Plunge rate 1 ipm, feed 2.5 ipm doc 0.003. Filled with red Dykem.

What feed rate would you CNC 'ers use on these 20 degree v bits? My first attempt finial 0.050" plunge rate 10"per minute. The point broke as soon as it touched the aluminum. Feed rate was set at 30pm. Second attempt finial 0.050" plunge rate 5"pm, feed 15"pm, point didn't last one letter. DOC...

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That was very interesting. thanks for posting.

A small piece of masking tape will collect a lot of those chips.

Well dam, I was hoping Zanesville would be a different week end. My youngest grandson is getting married that week end , so guess where I'll be.

Well, I finally got the DRO installed :whoohoo: 🤸 and got the chuck disassembled, cleaned and reassembled. Thank you Tom in this video: It was really cruddy inside, and has some outside damage that will not effect its function. As you can see it did have a threaded insert. All I need now...

NO. Got to make a clamp to hold the chuck so i can unscrew it. And I'm to busy on working on the DRO.

This chuck project will have to be put on hold. I was in the middle of putting a DRO on my Lagun mill and just thought I would get an arbor ordered for this chuck so I wouldn't have to remove the one on my other mill. So back to the DRO I go.