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<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/7x10minilathe/files/Techniques/HowToThr The link got broken by Yahoo. Its a common problem. I'll try to rejoin it here, but if that doesn't work (I won't know for

See if there's anything here that helps: http://www.broncosaurus.net/ Roy here: know judge

Based on building a 5-C adaptor I believe that the bore should be straight to align the collet body coaxially with the lathe axis. Bill in Boulder "Engineering as an Art Form!"

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/7x10minilathe/ Did you try the above? Works for me. Charlie

7X10 is not on the server :( mike > <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/7x10minilathe/files/Techniques/HowToThr Useing go. of

I recently attempted to make a 3C collet chuck to fit the 3MT taper in my lathe. This seemed to go OK but the first try was not a good fit (rear of the collet fit sloppy) so I made another which

Concerning the sister site http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mini- mill, ...I added a message about tramming the mini mill over a week ago but it was never posted on the board. Also, I notice that there

Hi to all! New here [and to machining] and having a great ime learning a new craft. I got a 7x14 from MicroMark. Lots of small problems, but my big one is spindle runout. I am getting just under

The "restricted" means you have to join the group to access the files. Since it's an open group, joining is

Thank you all for the various replies, they were very helpful

Thanks for the advice unfortunately I can't download the file. Yahoo says something about them being restricted But I am practicing and enjoying it thanks again mike > >

to keep steel rust free, i have a long plant trough with lid that is 30 inch by 7 inch by 7 inch. it has about an inch deep filling of 50/50 parrafin and oil. the occaisional swill round keeps

--- In 7x12minilathe@..., Richard Kleinhenz <woodnpen@o...> wrote: ... > ... Or is there some way of tell what you got? I don't mean > telling stainless steel from aluminum, but 12L14

<woodnpen@o...> wrote: Basically, you have to take the supplier's word for it. If he lies a lot, find another supplier, or a favorite salesperson. Only at that particular supplier's lot. I have

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There is not universal color coding system, each metal foundry has its own, or smaller shops make there own. I worked in a tool and die shop a couple years ago that used white for d2, yellow for

hi can anyone suggest a site that explains how to set up and use a vernier height gauge? appreciate any help. Peter

In message <d0.37cc19b2.2bc83719@...>, silectric@... writes Warco has a "portable" one at UKP175ish Cheers Guy -- Guy Morgan

the colours are the spec for the material. if it is painted at one end, then always cut from the other end and leave the marks on DAVID

If I know what it is, I somehow keep track of it, even the cutoffs. This may be by label or segregation. Mine is stored in a shed. My philosophy is if it can rust, it will. I once sprayed some