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I agree. have you used a Sherline/Taig/Unimat lathe? How well do they work? I have never used a Sherline/Taig/Unimat lathe. I was looking was under for lathes 24" and weight where two could could

Yeah, I figured that might have been that case, but it doesn’t show up for me. Oh no, what a shame. Tony Sent: Monday, 6 January 2025 3:13 AM To: 7x12MiniLathe@groups.io Subject: Re:

That's where something like a Sherline/Taig/Unimat comes into play, Dave. Doug Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer

*Any do this Machine shop in Armoire's?* This probably the new frontier for hobby. 1) Low cost 2) Space saving 3) Easy to move 4) Low cost in materials [COLOR="#669900"] I first look at mini as just a

Yeah, I figured that might have been that case, but it doesn’t show up for me. Oh no, what a shame. Tony Sent: Monday, 6 January 2025 3:13 AM To: 7x12MiniLathe@groups.io Subject: Re:

All good advice! Think before you act! Bill tiscali.co.uk@groups.io> wrote:

It’s on the web version of the forum…which I never, ever use because this is a mailing list! 8-) --

Hi Kurt, sorry for the late reply. On my hobby lathe, I can easily fit a 25 dia by 200 mm bar. Between centres, I can fit a 300 mm long bar. The point I was making, that whatever lathe you have,

Like button? Huh, apparently I’ve been signed up to Facebook or Twitter or whatever without me noticing. Tony Sent: Saturday, 4 January 2025 8:10 PM To:

If you really think such a group would be popular, start one! Be advised, without intelligent moderation, a group will degenerate into unusable chaos. The old 7x10 group is a classic example of why

Agree. FYI it is *like* button On some groups I on there times the thread is off subject. Some times the other groups will month before something on subject comes up it keeps a a live I do not know a

I received notification that my order is in at my local Menards. Based on the number of people who ordered these via the postings I originally made, I suspect I too will not be getting what I

" It may help to use a faceplate. Sometimes we ?automatically think of 3 jaw chuck and don’t consider alternatives." While the latter statement is true, in situations where the work is too long

Hi everyone. It may help to use a faceplate. Sometimes we automatically think of 3 jaw chuck and don’t consider alternatives. Ellis Using a collet only helps in SOME

Using a collet only helps in SOME cases.? The part would usually have to be round and small enough diameter to fit the collet.? Therefore, as a solution to the length problem, the value of collets

Length can also be reclamed by using a collet Best regards David

Tony, I agree that the occasional off-topic question tangential to making or fixing stuff can be both useful and educational. Years ago, the preferred solvent for fusing acrylic used to be

I don’t think too many here mind the occasional off-topic question that is somewhat tangential to lathe or making/fixing stuff. Asking what star system the aliens who build the pyramids came

MAYBE? CREATEED? A? UNDTHER? GROUPE LIKE? DIY? ? FOR? OFF TOPIC? INTERROGATION LIKE? EXEMPLE WHAT KIND OF GLUE USE? FOR? PLASTIC? OR? GLASS IN? STAINE GLASS? WORK WE ALL HAVE?