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Anyone know a site with plans or info on how to build a four facet drill sharpener? Something along the lines of this: http://www.aonx97.dsl.pipex.com/WS-page/wshpage.htm#four The hype makes the

Check with a local bearing supply house. A lot of them also handle a full range of drive components. Roy hf8x12? distance aluminum

Edward, there is a lot of stuff on the general www.mini-lathe.com website and even more to be gained by following through the links that are on the link pages. Several of them are broken (I e-mailed

I am currently in a lathe class and getting VERY little out of it as far as the correct way of how to. Four weeks in and I really haven't learned anything from the class yet. The instructor just

Try your local rubber house. We have several in Cincinnati. They sell all kinds of hoses, drive belts, O-rings etc. Bring in the belt you want to match and if they don't have one they can order it.

does someone have a source (besides hf) for the synch belt for the hf8x12? i found out today that the intermediate pulley was not the proper distance from the motor pulley so after turning the

Here: http://www.mini-lathe.com/NewUser/default.asp Roy or for first year eyed??

The center gage is designed to help with tool setting; that's what the 60° notches in the sides are for. It's a bit more accurate if you don't bottom the tool out in the notch but check each

LOL, well I'll try. I only cut left handed threads once and that was over a year ago. I think it was just luck that my screw came out perfect. On both right and left threads you still cut on the

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you need to subscribe to the premium content either for the article or for the whole lot. Very good for a newbie I subscribed myself for my first year Gerry Leeds, UK

Doug, if the diagrams don't help, contact me directly, I'll lend a hand and get you going. (Have you access to a digital camera?) Rabid Uncle Rabid ( http://www.unclerabid.com ) We Repair

Doug: Here are a bunch of wiring diagrams. You should be able to find yours. (Though the first place to look is in the back of your

hi where can i find that article i have looked till i'm googley eyed?? thanks mack

In the 7x12 Files see the folder titled "Half Nuts + Threading". There is a procedure there that you may find helpful. I would add a couple of things to that procedure: (1) When engaging the half

I found it worth the money to purchase the premium content article from mini-lathe.com on threading. I am a complete n00b but i was able to make successful right-hand threads without using a die on

Bruce, Can you explain How you cut threads, left or right on a lathe. I understsnd that the lead screw controls the pitch of the thread. but how do you cut a thread and spiral to the next thread? Do

I think it's best to have to machine cleaned, lubed, adjusted, and checked for quality when you get it. That way you can start making chips right(straight :-)) away. When the curiosity sets in, you

Bernard, Go to the 7x24Mini-LatheCNC group on Yahoo and you will find a great deal of info on how to do the extension. I did mine in 2001 and have been pleased with it ever since. John Guenther 'Ye

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