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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 from, yeah not so much. ? As far as your questions “plastic” is a bit broad.? For acrylic, PVC, ABS etc a solvent will work, eg acetone or MEK.? Otherwise use an epoxy. ? You don’t glue stained glass.? There’s 2 types of stained glass, leaded and foil.? For leaded you use putty or grout to stop the glass rattling.? On the old days for foil bees wax was used, these days you use adhesive backed copper tape so no need once everything is soldered.? (Unless you meant what sort of glass, and that’s usually the typical 3mm stuff.) ? Tony ? (Disclaimer – I use acrylic a lot, and used to do stained glass.? I’ve been meaning to do some acrylic “stained glass” panels.) ? ?
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Subject: [7x12MiniLathe] ANSWER TO GUIDE RULE? MAYBE? CREATEED? A? UNDTHER? GROUPE? LIKE? DIY? ? FOR? OFF TOPIC? INTERROGATION WHAT KIND OF GLUE USE? FOR? PLASTIC? OR? GLASS IN? STAINE GLASS? WORK WE ALL HAVE? SOME? OTHER INTEREST IN? DO IT YOURSEFT AND WE PROBALY ALL? NEED? HELP FROM OUR? METAL LATE? GROUP MY? SUN? IS? THE? BEST? INTRUCTOR? YOU? CAN? FIND? ?A REAL? CHAMPION
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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 Ethylene Dichloride (EDC).? It makes joints that are nearly invisible, but has been found to be excessively toxic and harmful to humans, so is no longer recommended for that use.? ? If you want to “glue” glass, clear silicone rubber works well if the surface is very clean. ? Jerry F. ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tony Smith via groups.io
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To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [7x12MiniLathe] ANSWER TO GUIDE RULE? 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 from, yeah not so much. ? As far as your questions “plastic” is a bit broad.? For acrylic, PVC, ABS etc a solvent will work, eg acetone or MEK.? Otherwise use an epoxy. ? You don’t glue stained glass.? There’s 2 types of stained glass, leaded and foil.? For leaded you use putty or grout to stop the glass rattling.? On the old days for foil bees wax was used, these days you use adhesive backed copper tape so no need once everything is soldered.? (Unless you meant what sort of glass, and that’s usually the typical 3mm stuff.) ? Tony ? (Disclaimer – I use acrylic a lot, and used to do stained glass.? I’ve been meaning to do some acrylic “stained glass” panels.) ? ? ? From: 7x12MiniLathe@groupsio <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Jacques Savard via groups.io
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Agree.
FYI it is like button?
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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 way put a second thread to keep everyone happy.??
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If you really think such a group would be popular, start one!
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Be advised, without intelligent moderation, a group will degenerate into unusable chaos. The old 7x10 group is a classic example of why moderation is needed. From my perspective, the moderators seem to allow brief, shop related discussions that can help many folks.
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BTW,? Posting in all caps is the same as shouting at the dinner table, not something done in polite company.
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Like button? ? Huh, apparently I’ve been signed up to Facebook or Twitter or whatever without me noticing. ? Tony ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of davesmith1800 via groups.io
Sent: Saturday, 4 January 2025 8:10 PM
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Subject: Re: [7x12MiniLathe] ANSWER TO GUIDE RULE? 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 way put a second thread to keep everyone happy.??
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It’s on the web version of the forum…which I never, ever use because this is a mailing list! 8-)
Like button? ? Huh, apparently I’ve been signed up to Facebook or Twitter or whatever without me noticing. ? Tony ? ? ? 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 way put a second thread to keep everyone happy.??
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Yeah, I figured that might have been that case, but it doesn’t show up for me.? Oh no, what a shame. ? Tony ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Bruce J via groups.io
Sent: Monday, 6 January 2025 3:13 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [7x12MiniLathe] ANSWER TO GUIDE RULE? It’s on the web version of the forum…which I never, ever use because this is a mailing list! 8-)
? Huh, apparently I’ve been signed up to Facebook or Twitter or whatever without me noticing. 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 way put a second thread to keep everyone happy.??
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Yeah, I figured that might have been that case, but it doesn’t show up for me.? Oh no, what a shame. ? Tony ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Bruce J via groups.io
Sent: Monday, 6 January 2025 3:13 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [7x12MiniLathe] ANSWER TO GUIDE RULE? It’s on the web version of the forum…which I never, ever use because this is a mailing list! 8-)
? Huh, apparently I’ve been signed up to Facebook or Twitter or whatever without me noticing. 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 way put a second thread to keep everyone happy.??
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I like ??
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I like using?OFF SUBJECT?in first part title. So any one looking at the updates any do not want to read off subject they can just skip it and goto next line.?
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The balance act for Moderator is?
1) Now getting a lot off subject the moderator I start to brings back subject. 2) At same if no question ? on lathes. Then you let go for better days. Waiting for lathe questions to keep group living.?
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On some old Yahoo groups you some questioning on a lathe sites that milling was off subject.? The other a it was not the right model of lathe.?
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On Mon, Jan 6, 2025 at 02:27 AM, Tony Smith wrote:
Yeah, I figured that might have been that case, but it doesn’t show up for me.? Oh no, what a shame.
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It’s on the web version of the forum…which I never, ever use because this is a mailing list! 8-)
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Huh, apparently I’ve been signed up to Facebook or Twitter or whatever without me noticing.
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 way put a second thread to keep everyone happy.??
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"Wherever you go, there you are." B. Banzai, PhD
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??? In alot of my other groups of the title says OT we know it's
a off topic subject .
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On 1/6/25 10:34 AM, davesmith1800
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I like ??
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I like using?OFF SUBJECT?in first part
title. So any one looking at the updates any do not want to read
off subject they can just skip it and goto next line.?
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The balance act for Moderator is?
1) Now getting a lot off subject the moderator I start to
brings back subject. 2) At same if no question ? on lathes.
Then you let go for better days. Waiting for lathe questions to
keep group living.?
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Dave?
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FYI
On some old Yahoo groups you some questioning on a lathe
sites that milling was off subject.? The other a it was not the
right model of lathe.?
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On Mon, Jan 6, 2025 at 02:27 AM, Tony Smith wrote:
Yeah, I figured
that might have been that case, but it doesn’t show up
for me.? Oh no, what a shame.
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Tony
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It’s on the
web version of the forum…which I never, ever use because
this is a mailing list! 8-)
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Huh,
apparently I’ve been signed up to Facebook or
Twitter or whatever without me noticing.
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 way put
a second thread to keep everyone happy.??
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"Wherever
you go, there you are." B. Banzai, PhD
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??? As far as I can tell the like button only shows up if yer
reading messages from the groups page on groups.io , not in
standard email format either .
animal
On 1/5/25 11:03 PM, Tony Smith via
groups.io wrote:
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Yeah,
I figured that might have been that case, but it doesn’t
show up for me.? Oh no, what a shame.
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Tony
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It’s on the web version of the forum…which
I never, ever use because this is a mailing list! 8-)
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Huh, apparently I’ve been signed
up to Facebook or Twitter or whatever without me
noticing.
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 way put a
second thread to keep everyone happy.??
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"Wherever
you go, there you are." B. Banzai, PhD
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The LIKE feature is of very little value - IMHO
Here is what the User manual for says:
Using the Like featureSimilar to social media apps
and websites, 开云体育 has a feature allowing group members to indicate
that they like messages that are posted to the group. You can use
either of these methods to like a group message: - On the group’s website, click the Like?icon at the bottom of the message.
- By email, reply to the message you want to like and enter either +1?or the word like?as
the text of your reply. (If your reply quotes the message you are
replying to, delete all the quoted text so your reply contains only +1?or like.)
This
reply will not be sent to group members or appear in the message
archive on the group’s website, but your like will be included in the
count next to that message’s Like icon on the website.
So - only if you look at the message on the site will you see the like count. In searching the last 700 messages, I never saw more than 1 person liking on any message.
A more important feature, again IMHO, is the Mute This Topic link that you will see at the bottom of the message.
??? As far as I can tell the like button only shows up if yer
reading messages from the groups page on , not in
standard email format either .
animal
On 1/5/25 11:03 PM, Tony Smith via
wrote:
Yeah,
I figured that might have been that case, but it doesn’t
show up for me.? Oh no, what a shame.
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Tony
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It’s on the web version of the forum…which
I never, ever use because this is a mailing list! 8-)
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Huh, apparently I’ve been signed
up to Facebook or Twitter or whatever without me
noticing.
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 way put a
second thread to keep everyone happy.??
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"Wherever
you go, there you are." B. Banzai, PhD
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Does it really matter if someone likes something. I think that is a personal opinion and not relevant to the group as a whole. Dick
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It a balance of on subject and off subject.? Off subject can keep a group a live in slow times.?
1) It more how far off subject.
2) I think the title should say OS or? O.S. for off subject.?
This any does read about off subject they can skip it.
3) The what is on subject only talk about mini lathes or mills or projects maybe even using the lathe for anything.??
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It nice if could have two threads here one for on subject and one off subject.
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Best opinion is in tilte say OS or? O.S.
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I ran across your Aloris milling Attachment on different site nice work?
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On Sun, Jan 19, 2025 at 05:28 PM, OldToolmaker wrote:
Does it really matter if someone likes something. I think that is a personal opinion and not relevant to the group as a whole.
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I think the convention is to use "OT" for "Off Topic."? Don't need any periods.
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
On Sunday, January 19, 2025 at 07:14:38 PM PST, davesmith1800 <davesmith1@...> wrote:
It a balance of on subject and off subject.? Off subject can keep a group a live in slow times.?
1) It more how far off subject.
2) I think the title should say OS or? O.S. for off subject.?
This any does read about off subject they can skip it.
3) The what is on subject only talk about mini lathes or mills or projects maybe even using the lathe for anything.??
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It nice if could have two threads here one for on subject and one off subject.
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Best opinion is in tilte say OS or? O.S.
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Dave?
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FYI
I ran across your Aloris milling Attachment on different site nice work?
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On Sun, Jan 19, 2025 at 05:28 PM, OldToolmaker wrote:
Does it really matter if someone likes something. I think that is a personal opinion and not relevant to the group as a whole.
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May have few for one for not like OFF TOPIC.?
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OT? ? for OFF TOPIC
AH? ?for AROUND THE HOME?
PR? ? for PROJECTS?
MM? For Mini Mill
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For I am OK with or without tags. I enjoy read like good old fashione Magazines?
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When people can’t be arsed to even use OT, they sure ain’t gunna use those either. ? This thread is off topic, look at all the people who could be bothered to mark it OT. ? Tony ? ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of davesmith1800 via groups.io
Sent: Wednesday, 22 January 2025 7:04 pm
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [7x12MiniLathe] ANSWER TO GUIDE RULE? May have few for one for not like OFF TOPIC.? AH? ?for AROUND THE HOME? For I am OK with or without tags. I enjoy read like good old fashione Magazines?
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I know right.
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I this some type limit off topic it best for and some one complain and others will anything under sun.?
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I am on some sites that OT is ok and no one goes overboard. They respect the few little rules.?
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- ?No political?
- No ads
- ?It ok with Any one's Wife / Girl?
- It is ok for any one's grandchildren see it too.?
No one has to OT
Simple?
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On Wed, Jan 22, 2025 at 02:47 AM, Tony Smith wrote:
When people can’t be arsed to even use OT, they sure ain’t gunna use those either.
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This thread is off topic, look at all the people who could be bothered to mark it OT.
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May have few for one for not like OFF TOPIC.?
AH? ?for AROUND THE HOME?
For I am OK with or without tags. I enjoy read like good old fashione Magazines?
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Nobody cares so long as it’s not too stupid. ?The moderators will be tired of seeing this stupid crap shortly and tell us to knock it off. ? Lists die because of no traffic or too much stupid crap.? And this thread has definitely hit the latter. ? And you still can’t be arsed to add OT to the subject. ? Tony ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of davesmith1800 via groups.io
Sent: Thursday, 23 January 2025 11:10 am
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [7x12MiniLathe] ANSWER TO GUIDE RULE? [Edited Message Follows]
[Reason: Sorry used html code and change ] I this some type limit off topic it best for and some one complain and others will anything under sun.? I am on some sites that OT is ok and no one goes overboard. They respect the few little rules.? - ?No political?
- No ads
- ?It ok with Any one's Wife / Girl?
- It is ok for any one's grandchildren see it too.?
Sorry forgot No html codes On Wed, Jan 22, 2025 at 02:47 AM, Tony Smith wrote: When people can’t be arsed to even use OT, they sure ain’t gunna use those either. ? This thread is off topic, look at all the people who could be bothered to mark it OT. ? Tony ? ? ? ? May have few for one for not like OFF TOPIC.? AH? ?for AROUND THE HOME? For I am OK with or without tags. I enjoy read like good old fashione Magazines?
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