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    A "Wallaby" of my own

    I will be continueing this thread elsewhere! Dave Steamer all rights reserved
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    Overhaul of a 9" SB model "A"

    I will be continuing this thread elsewhere Dave Steamer All rights researved
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    Accurate drilling in a lathe (Or mill)?

    If your worried about location and straightness...I would drill undersize, bore to .010 under with a single point boring bar to correct the drill wander and then ream to size. Drills just make non round non straight holes in metal...but don't hold size or geometry well..and reamers follow...
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    All

    No Worries Mate! I got Veggimite! GoodOnya! :D Dave
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    Email Notifications

    Thanks bud! Dave
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    Thank you all for your kind words and support now and over the years. I am thankful to have contributed to you too! This forum has always been about respect and a willingness to learn. I know I learned alot! As time went by it was far easier to maintain that here because it became part of...
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    Email Notifications

    I would like to stop getting email notifications to my private email about updates in threads. I can't seem to find the settings in the account. Can you please point the membership to the settings? Dave
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    It is with great sadness that I tender my resignation as a Global Moderator here at HMEM effective immediately. I need the time and frankly energy to focus on first things....first. I've lost track of how long I've been doing this but I know it's been a long time. I would like to continue on...
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    A "Wallaby" of my own

    What ever it takes Don. Dave
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    A "Wallaby" of my own

    I think Harold Hall's book has a set of plans that describe the fixture appropriately. I don't think Rollie ever made plans...he just built one with the stuff he had. Dave
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    CS building the Tiny 4 cyl. inline.

    Well done CS! This is a great build...and has obviously gotten by me.....I'll be watching. NICE! :bow: Dave
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    Stuart No. 4 build

    Hey Simon! Well Done! I like your thinking and approach! and wonderful photo's! :bow: :bow: Dave
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    A Small Vertical Steam Engine

    Nice set up and execution Jan! It's coming right along! Dave
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    Ray Hasbrouck Steam Engine

    YES SIR! That is the way to do it! :bow: Dave
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    A "Wallaby" of my own

    No worries Mate!.....Like I said ...different ways of doing it... Dave
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    A "Wallaby" of my own

    I personaly feel it sacriligious to put a DRO on my 1937 souith bend lathe. It is a piece of history." Well yes and no........ If Nat Herreshoff...the "Wizard of Bristol" a very famous boat builder who always pushed his designs to the limit of strength and weight 100 years ago had carbon...
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    A "Wallaby" of my own

    :big: Yes absolutely the same thing...just different sticky stuff!.....Tony bird uses those a lot! I use crazy glue because it's convenient. Another Bill Smith tip for small parts.....super glue chucks.....Hanging on otherwise would require it held between centers (ET's suggestion) I think as...
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    A "Wallaby" of my own

    Hey Bogs, If I had DRO's trust me I'd use them. ;D Every machine I own is for the most part old, and for the second part worn out. The reason I'm using the buttons is because, like you, that's how I learned it originally, and it's the only real way I can with what I have. Furthermore, I...
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    8" Steel Scotch Boiler

    It's also been called a "cats head" though was semblance it has to a cat is beyond me.... ;D Turned up some bronze plunger pump rams using a rig similar to that....they were'nt round either :big: Dave
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    A "Wallaby" of my own

    Thanks Jan! Thank Bill Smith, Master Clockmaker for that one....it helps to read up on all kinds of apsects of machining....not just model engines. He points out that most small holes drift....and to get the OD concentric with the ID, you have to machine it on an arbor to dial it out. Dave
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