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--- In 7x12minilathe@..., "jvswan" <jason@v...> wrote: Check out the one that Little Machine Shop offers for $99.00 from T.S. Engineering, it is a nice cam action quick change tool

--- In 7x12minilathe@..., "jvswan" <jason@v...> wrote: Check out the one that Little Machine Shop offers for $99.00 from T.S. Engineering, it is a nice cam action quick change tool

Mike, Not really, I have two different editions and they are pretty much the same, except the CNC part. Jerry

wrote: John R. Walker workbook level tests. sweep amazing Thanks for the tip. There are a ton of walker books available. Does the edition matter. Thanks again. mike

Mike, You might want to get a copy of Machining Fundamentals John R. Walker I got mine on www.half.com for about $16.00, I found the companion workbook for $5.00 there also. Got lots of pretty

Please recommend some books I am having trouble threading thanks mike aita

Still believe that the USA is the country of unlimited opportunities. Would be happy to get a real advice from professionals in the International Cargo Transportation Business while I'm establishing

I've got one. It's nowhere near as nice as an Aloris, but, it works. To get useable height adjustment, the top of the compound has to be lowered about 3/16", either by milling the plinth down

Hi Jason, I have this QCTP set bought about 6 months ago(from http://www.chronos.ltd.uk/ ) and I am very happy with it Regards Ken / /

Hi: I've just joined the list and I have found many comments touting the benefits of a quick change tool post. Being on a limited budget, though, I was wondering if the model sold by Harbor

The barbell weight wasn't an original idea! I used a 2 1/2# one from Walmart; it was cheap & had the least amount of detail cast in. I'd expected it to warp when the "skin" was machined off, it

Hi Roy, Thanks for the input. Glad to hear you were able to reach near the backplate using overhang without too much chatter. After thinking about it some more I made the chuck with about 1

Which taper attachment did you make? The motor enclosure can be modified to clear the carriage & an extension shaft made for the handwheel to allow the carriage to travel closer to the HS.

I have a faceplate I bought with my lathe for just such a thing to come along. Many thanks for pointing this out. Jerry

Follow the link from the mini-lathe.com home page Frank Hoose http://www.mini-lathe.com

Plex (Methyl Methacrylate) is available in rod and bar. Try Rohm and Hass acrylic or look for Lexan. Bill in Boulder "Engineering as an Art Form!"

In looking for projects which involve my recently completed taper fixture, I have decided on a 3C collet chuck to fit the MT3 on the minilathe -- this based on reading pdf files on the net. As a

Look I have worked in medical devices and electro optics I'm still working on a medical device invention in the basement, hence the need for a lathe and maybe a mill. In addition to AL and brass,

Mike, What kind of engineer were you? I was a mech e and worked in the oil patch for a while. I'm not from Milwaukee, but the least expensive place to get raw material would be a local scrap yard or

try LONDON TAP AND DIE COMPANY DAVID WILLIAMS BOLTON ENGLAND www.smartgroups.com/groups/PRE78BMW davidalan@...