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That's a good looking job you did. ________________________________ Sent: Monday, February 27, 2023 6:25 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected]

Nice work! [email protected]> wrote:

Hey Guys, First thing, and not that it matters much, but you guys sure do roam off the subject at hand.? Second, did the whole thing on the lathe as it was the most convenient.? Turned the T, as

My oldest son & his GF at the time took a lock picking class some where in the Bay Area @ 6-7 years back . I was the guy at work that they called on to unlock offices & desk's when folks left their

I have not tried an RV place! Thanks for the suggestion! Did look at mobile home stuff, but they're not the same, ether.? Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.)? Aphorisms to live by:Good

Have you tried an RV place for some new locks? Usually they aren't the most durable or secure ones used on such things, and you most likely can find replacements online. Or machine a new key blank in

I cannot doubt that! Thinking of taking an impression of it in wax or clay, then making a casting in brass or aluminum. It's a tiny little thing with 1 narrow and 1 wide groove on one side, and

Well at least you're not having to drill into your own safe because you left it sitting in the TX sun for a week and the thermal relocker melted and jammed the super high security combo lock you

Well that one was a pain, as I had to pick the lock every 90 degree turn as it was one of those threaded rod style. Using a rake, it wasn't bad just lots of repetition at different angles, while

Crap. You just reminded me again that I need spare keys for the camper shell on my old pickup truck. I have one useable key that I can find, now. I've taken it to a locksmith, and had no luck finding

The old push tabs from Coors cans worked in the dryers , a friend told me . ??? ??? animal

Filing is a useful skill to have. One of the exercises for apprentice machinists was to take a lump of iron, and file it into a 1" cube. Sort of a Sorting Hat for machinists. If you didn't have the

Bill, that reminds me of back in college finding open padlocks on campus for various gates and doors, borrowing them, opening up the cores and, using needle files, hand filing key blanks obtained from

If all else fails, you can cut a t-nut like I did for my Atlas TH42. Hacksaw, and files. A Sharpie for layout dye, and a scratch awl for marking out. Took me about 4 hours. Didn't even have access to

Excellent information! Thanks. Now, if I could just remember how I prepared the t-nut on my SB9... Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Monday,

I made the mod in my home shop purely to save time. I face both ends on almost every project I work on. You need two hands to change the wrench tumbler, and since you normally switch between turning

The topic of getting or making T-nuts to fit QC and block type toolposts is a hardy perennial on forums and internet chat sites. Reference to the Tooling Dimensions table in "How to Run a Lathe" will

Thank you for the offer, Don. I have milled a couple of these so I do not need your generous offer. FYI. I live in Michigan Al Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2023 6:07 PM To: [email protected]

Thanks a lot guys.? I'll knock something out tomorrow, and post the result. Greg

Okay, that makes sense. My 9A has the spring plunger. I did not know older ones needed a wrench. Although I rarely use reverse, I do switch to neutral whenever possible to reduce noise so that would