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Tried to e-mail you the info some scans and photos but they would not go thru for some reason . Said e-mail address was no good . send it again will try again. Lane

Yes what do you want to know I have one. I see some one washed all the info off your name plate and speed charts.

Very nice but get rid of the number 10 button head screws. Use studs and hex nuts more authentic.

Here is my Acer and South Bend

Think the whole process through. then start with the base and build up and out . fitting each part as it is made.

The upper white part is sheet rock the brown bottom is partical board. Yes I used a whole cup of spackling compound plugging holes. And I build model engines as well as tooling plus any thing else i want. My engines are shown on my web site http://www.cp-tel.net/mary/mary-index.htm Hope you enjoy.

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Thought I would try to post some pictures of my shop . Just go through cleaning and re painting it after 20 years of hard use. so here goes.

Try this .hold down Alt type 0176 =° ,Alt type 0186=º , Alt type 0216=Ø ALT 0188=¼ Alt 0189= ½ ALT 0190=¾ :D

Looking at your shop . No its not to small You like most of us just have too much stuff. When I built mine 20 years ago Had i ten K south Bend lathe and a rockwell mill. Now two lathes two large mills two grinders vertical band saw and horizontal cut off band saw plus every thing else. As time...

I build mine the same way ,except I have been using Teflon rod and instead of the loc tite I roll or sedge the steel to the teflon. Also I use 0-80 thread rod for electrode. I assemble the plug then drill but dont tap the teflon ,just thread the 0-80 rod in through it. Then make a brass nut or...

MY motto( make it once ,make right ,and never make it again.

I will give you a bit of free advice.Dont let some one tell you you cant do something with you machines.Some times not knowing any better You can do the impossible.But on the same don`t be afraid to ask questions. I fully be leave their is not a right or wrong way to do something in the shop Yet...

You cant heat treat 1018 not enough carbon . You can case harden it

I know the feeling . When I read your post I thought it was something I had written. I do the exact same thing , and get the same replies from people.

I`ll try to introduce my self. I`m Lane after 2 years or trade school I went to work in Oil field machine job shop in spring of 1969. after about 4 years moved on to a tool and die job shop for 7 1/2 years then to a high precision job shop for 6 month . Then I found a home at least for 23 years...

I make my own, They last longer than the store bought ones. Unless you use the 10 mm Honda CM6 plug. YOU can get them from a Honda motorcycle shop.

Don`t worry too much about the angles just give the tool bits clearance. on the average 5-7 degrees from cutting edge.

Don`t buy a Oil Less compressor TOO noisy. 5H.P. any thing else. The bigger the better.

Buy a Phase II table you will be glad you did. :roll: