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Dave’s real hobby is beating dead horses. Glad to see you added “OT”, I guess Dave couldn’t figure out how to do that (despite telling us how). Lol. I’m pondering making a flip-top bench

I'm out-I feel that davesmith1800 (if that is his real name) should have been banned by the moderators long ago. I just can't be bothered to incessantly exposed to that brand of nonsense (what little

Here backing mount ready to drill. Note the tape hold in center ?" x 20 use for holding parts in chuck like a draw bar Dykem paint on ready to drill tomorrow. Dave

I have been Facebook since 2005 but Facebook changed in upgrade to 2007. Most ones have are trying make money that why a will walk. I am responding to your question Dave

Like break down headstock. Looks like my head stock Thank you Dave

Jon, Thanks for your reply I annexed the detailed drawings of both heads. About your 1st remark : No, there are no parts in between the bearings. Confirmed by the picture. What is in the middle is a

Johannes, I began the thread on the group.io web page, dunno what I did. The message disappeared, I found it in the message sent list. Please read the following one. Sorry for the trouble.

Most can not tell you why preload came form. *Do you have any idea???* Most will gusse wrong. That why I do not like the word preload. Dave

Raymond ? result was like? ? However, nice lathe. Johannes Lavoll.

Use seal ball bearing On motor they over 20,000 hour of life. A good brand is 40,000 hours. At time I put in what had and had shorter life. Dave

The word preload is not best in world on any thing. Most will over titeon. Some manuals I had said tieon till finger back off one two notch on bearing retain nut and so bear spins . If you over titeon

*PRR, Here may be some useful information...*

Sorry, I wrote the message on the web page and i sent it too quickly. Here's it again : Hi, I've some trouble adjusting the clearance of the headstock bearings on my lathe. It's a WBL210 Weiss lathe ;

I am responding to *your question* If go not like talking about rules then click *MUTE* This why some groups just slowly dies.? This is not my thread. If buy a mini you talk about what next. Move to

Thank you Stan. I didn't notice this button.

Hi Dave. Before you question another’s email, please check your own, see below. It’s a good idea to read through a message before clicking on Send ! I agree with Pierre-Raymond and I am surprised

There's a saying on Facebook, "This isn't an airport, no need to announce your departure. " People got tired with that rudeness and just vote with their feet. [email protected]> wrote:

Now know why see I start on group when was a Yahoo over 20 years ago I think. A very good post letting everyone know. GREAT POST ? THANK YOU Dave

Yes. If you log into the groups.io site to read messages you will see that Mute button to mute the topic. If one has individual messages sent to your email address, there's a link at the bottom of the

So all some one has to is press the button in the?Upper right hand corner as shown in photo below. I saw botton but did not know how simple it is I has wasted my time try with that button anyone can