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Re: 1st time with the lathe


 

Lower speed and/or a shop apron help, especially for those of us
that don't like to expose our shortcomings to machinery <g>

Roy
--- In 7x12minilathe@..., "David A. Frantz" <wizard@e...>
wrote:
That can be prevented by not wearing shorts. :)

As to the original poster, doesn't that first piece off your
machine
make you feel good?

Dave


Clint D wrote:

Kent

Them metal splinters, hehe! just don't get em in your shorts!

Clint

----- Original Message -----
From: Kent Killam
To: 7x12minilathe@...
Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2003 12:25 AM
Subject: [7x12minilathe] 1st time with the lathe


Well folks, I fired up my lathe for the first time. I started
out
by squaring the ends of on a scrap piece of brass, and then
cutting
two small grooves on one end. Then I used the center bore, and
place a small hole in the end. My son thought I was making a
shotgun shell. At least it had SOME semilence (not sure if
this is
a word) to something real. I did however discover something
that
sucks about this whole thing, metal splinters ;-)

I have just ordered a face plate, a 4 jaw chuck, and a few other
items. Once the faceplate comes I can try squaring up the
flywheel
for my Stuart D10, and the 4 jaw will allow me to start getting
the
base ready.

I'll keep you all posted.


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