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Oooooh, golly, my apologies for the lack of wordwrap on my "intro". I'll be posting from me faithful 'Agent' from now on, so I trust I'll be a tad less 'long-lined' from now on.

In a message dated 99-05-07 23:12:52 EDT, you write: << Anyhoo, look forward to seeing this grow. Anyone else keen on largish gantry-style routers? >> I'm currently constructing a 48" x 96" x

Hi Tim, Yes you are correct in the assumptiom that I am feeling a little frustrated and overwhelmed by this subject, it seems the more that I do the less I know and dealing with "THE PROFESIONAL

Bob, Can you share the web pages for Space Time Prod. and Boondog? I am interested in some stepper boards..... Thanx.

I didn't know that US Digital had a PC inerface card. This would be the way to go for a dro. Life is probably much similar this way rather than using my

Looking forward to seeing your web pages on this. I just gor a brochure for a small tap remover from Taiwan but havn't got a price on it yet. take a look

Gar <garfield@...> wrote: Subject: Just On-board Wanted to say hi to all, and specially to those who've helped me in past, such as Dan Mauch. Hi Dan. Hi the rest of yous CNC guys from RCM.

wotisname@... This is my first attempt at a reply to a message posted on a discussion group/news group as I have only just discovered the same. I am in the process of converting my workshop

Hello Everybody, Glad to see all the activity on the new list. My info: I have a small shop here in mid-Michigan which my wife and I operate. (We are semi- retired.) Current projects are an

Hi Jon, There is one part of your description that is, I think, missing and it is the part I would like more info on please. How did you route the electric current from it's source to the brazing rod

More CAM . . . Richegge@... wrote:

Hi, I've been directed towards this list from the modeleng-list. I recognise a number of the names of contributors to this list as being folk who also post to the model engineering list.

Take a look at these pages . . . Charles Edward Haas wrote:

Oh, yes, one other thing mentioned that I did recently -- I had some broken off taps in parts I was making, and decided one weekend to see what I could do about that. I threw together a low power

Wanted to say hi to all, and specially to those who've helped me in past, such as Dan Mauch. Hi Dan. Hi the rest of yous CNC guys from RCM. Also special thanks to Bill for "janitoring" the group

_N_orth _A_merican _M_odel _E_ngineering _S_ociety They organize an annual exposition of Models and Model Building, also Model related vendors. See http://www.loganact.com/names/ for details and

I just checked the Lindsay DRO page, and all links are operational now. Thanks Steve. This is the one I posted before, but it had a few problems. Also be sure to spell Angelfire correctly if you

Here are the links for Names and Prime for anyone that might not know what they are. Bill <A href="http://www.loganact.com/names/">NAMES Show Info</A> <A

I've been looking at this for some time as I would like to add it to a miniature vertical mill I have. Questions I have are: It appears that the scales are a flexible mylar. How do you attach them,

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