I part Al all the time with little problem...

Once I parted aluminium successfuly, like a piece of butter, since then I have had to use a hack saw for aluminium or steel.

OK, that works. Yes, I Have seen this. That guy does some fabulous stuff. I have been subscribed for quite a while.
Thanks.



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It's not you , it's me . that means that I sent a machining link to
a bunch of buds instead of the music link I thought I was sending .

try this



For some unknown reason I have been unable to post comments on youtube
now for a couple of years & I also no longer have the button to hit to
send the video to my TV .

sorry bout the link

animal

Is it just me?
I'm not seeing any kind of link. Youtube or something?



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I just kinda tripped over this earlier tonite? figured there may be some
vids here that some of ya folks may be interested in .

this is the one I watched , but the guy/gal has lots of good vids

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The 7x12 Minilathe forum was founded as a way for machinists, both expert and novice, to help each other learn about our machines and to inspire each other to try new things. Here you can ask machining questions and expect to get knowledgeable answers. You can ask for help in finding just the right technique or design for a particular project.

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In return we ask that you confine your discussions to machining related topics,? that you treat each other as you would want to be treated, that you write your messages with a sense of camaraderie, and that you honor the rights of those who willingly give of their time by sharing their knowledge and ideas with you.

Over time a group personality emerges, shaped by the people and personalities who comprise the group.? We would like this group to be friendly and welcoming, a place where machinists of all skill levels come to teach and to learn and we ask your cooperation in meeting these goals.

To help achieve those goals, the following rules govern operation of this group:
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? Experience has shown that some topics can drift into off-topic areas; for example,? posts about using a lathe to make angling equipment can degenerate into fishing? reminiscences and those about making car parts into the merits of member's past vehicles. Posts on making gun parts are a particular problem, as they can end up as general discussions about firearms and ballistics, or worse still as sterile arguments about the merits or demerits of gun control, where no-one is ever likely to persuade anyone else to change their views.
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Maximum size of pictures should be 800x600. Pictures may be cropped and/or resized using Irfanview (free) or any other photo processing program.
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