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Another option if you can't shape a cutter.? ?Go to a chain saw shop or dealer and purchase a chain file, they come in various diameters, 3/32 or 1/4" would be good, put them on the tool holder or

A third option would be the "dent balls" used by brass instrument repair folks. They are forced thru a tube to push out dents. They generally don't have the stem that these have, and are frequently

Building the new pulley out of 2 or 3 pieces seems like it might be a good approach. -Guy-

Except not all tooling balls have that shoulder.? Those are sometimes called "shoulder balls". For example:??TE-CO Standard Tooling Balls Slip Fit - 11203 - Penn Tool Co., Inc | | | | | | | | | | |

Thanks Carl. Come to think of I think I’ve seen something similar being used on a television programme we have here in the UK, ‘The Repair Shop’ - people bring old (special to them) things to

They were with an Emco Compact 5 at a local sale room auction here in the UK, if that is any clue. (The lathe went for ~?200 + 38% (auction house charges, VAT etc.). I made one cheeky bid in case it

Hello Peter: They are part of a punching block set: H & H Industrial Products 40 Piece Dapping Die Block & Punch Set 8606-3409 They are similar to tooling balls, that are used for set up work: Te-Co

Doming Punches or Tooling Balls ?

I guess these could be either "tooling balls" or the devices for jewelry making.? Some of them look identical in photos.? I suppose one difference might be how accurately they are ground.? Being

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I believe these are what are called "Tooling Balls".? They are typically used in the accurate positioning of work pieces.? The shank goes into a hole and then the surface of the ball is used as a

Ah, thanks. Presumably the doming block(s) would be the inverse, and the sheet metal goes in between?

Commonly known as Dapping or Doming Punches...used predominately by the jewellery trades and crafts Regards,Adrian

That's exactly what they are. There is a piece missing, which is the doming block (or blocks, in most cases). A full new set at Harbor Freight is less than 40 bucks. I would not pay much for this

Looks like they could be for beating metal to a dome shape… but I have no idea. They were pictured with a lathe so probably metal-working related.

I may disagree, 0 is the temperature of your perfect whiskey, 100 your perfect tea! Carlos

Hi Gang: While it is not the basis of the Fahrenheit scale, I like to think of it as a human scale. Below 0? and above 100? are both life threatening. Carl.

Si Carl,ya mande un segundo correo con dos fotos de mi Unimat SLpero ahora mismo las vuelvo a enviar.A mi tambien me gustaria saber Ingles pero no lo se.....Saludos.? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Some very interesting points here, but I should make some observations. With temperature, Fahrenheit’s scale was based on the coldest temperature that he could achieve using a mixture of salt and

Yes, the spindle height is greater. But it does use some of the same accessories. I don't recall which ones. Martin P.