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Become very acquainted with the local Customs personnel: http://www.customs.ustreas.gov/ Graciously, Jim Lakewood, CA

Have a walk into Machine Mart and have a look at their CBS45MD bandsaw and see if it's possible to remove the legs on a permanent basis. It looks identical to the �169.00 HV128 from Chesters (only

Lathemaster dot com has a benchtop bandsaw that is cheaper, looks like it might be a pretty good deal. I have seen the benchtop bandsaw on ebay also Clint

In the US, Harbor Freight sells some that cost quite a bit less than $450. Charlie

There are cheaper ones in the UK, but none as compact as this one, which makes it ideal where space is limited. It can be bench mounted, all the cheaper ones seem to be on floor trolleys. Sorry to

Good Morning Dmitri: I am employed in the coastal maritime industry. We have offices in Boston, New Jersey, Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah and Miami. What sort of information are you

Has anyone any experience of fitting a collett chuck to one of these lathes. I am evaluating getting one, still, and one of the regular jobs would be with small diameter bar which is better used with

Basic question: When you buy steel alloys, how can you tell what you have? Is there any kind of color coding? Sometimes rod has some yellow or blue color on it. Is that meaningful? Secondly, if

Thanks, everyone, for the suggestions. I would really like to make one of my own, but that will likely have to wait until I have more time. As a hobbyist, I guess I have to choose my projects

This is exactly why I uploaded the file: <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/7x10minilathe/files/Techniques/HowToThr ead.txt> Download it, print out a copy, and take it to the lathe.

Matt, Very excellent, low cost solution that is quite effective! Craig

Mike, Your welcome, Jerry

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thanks jerry ordered one mike

Hi and welome to the mini-lathe world. I would also like a QCTP, but like you, I spent the money on other tooling. Here's a thought.....If memory serves, the HF mini-lathe requires a 5/16 tool. I

Some downloadable stuff: <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kmbsgroup/files/ByChapters/> (USN machine shop training manual) <http://155.217.58.58/cgi-bin/atdl.dll/tc/9-524/toc.htm> (USAR

Hi Jason, Not sure how big a hurry you are in but since this is a hobby group I will assume you are in it for the fun of it and recommend you consider making a quick change toolpost of your own. The

You know I think we would have enough knowledge and skills to make some of these things. Try http://www.metalwebnews.com/howto/toolpost/toolpost.html for the basic plans. Jerry

If you are on a limited budget, why not make your own. I've just made the one at http://aardvark.co.nz/pjet/qctp.shtml . Works a treat. Steve the benefits of wondering