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If it's low carbon like 1018ish it won't respond. All that'll happen is it'll get hot until you quench, then it'll be cool.Only difference will be color.Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

*Dave Matticks* – I was not able to find a left hand wing nut.? I used Fusion 360 to do the drawings.? Instead I purchased a hand full of right hand wing nuts from McMaster-Karr in the next

Angle set by compound, toolbit is nothing more than a parting/grooving tool. Nothing special but it works. For a one off even on a bigger machine I'd still do it the same way, easier than making a

A spanner is better for the chuck holes look as they are beginning to wallow out now. A spanner will not wallow the holes and is easy to make.

Bruce, it is a hand vise. Harden it with the torch and oil or water, depending on your steel. I would harden the whole part, not just the jaw, because it is small enough. Typos are courtesy of

Your kid is wise, Animal. But there is TP at the store. Found it at Safeway yesterday. Limit 1 pack per purchase. No need to panic. Typos are courtesy of autocorrect. ________________________________

my kid says the way to save TP is to just shower right after ya use the can ??? ??? animal

I was thinking about a smaller one as a little paperweight for postage stamps, hardly use 'em anymore though. This one's more suited to my ration of 3 squares of TP a day. Maybe tomorrow I'l make a

Bruce, Awesome job on the hand vise! Where the heck did you find a left hand thread wing nut to pin onto the screw? Doesn't matter, I like it right down to the handle! Regarding heat treating: what

looks sharp Dave , now ya have a backup pull start for yer phone for when the drive dies ??? ??? animal

don't remember what pulley yer makin , but don't forget material for a arbor if ya plan to use one . ??? ??? animal

Good job Dave.? I have been watching this topic periodically.? What did you use to the angle?-JodySent via the Samsung Galaxy S10+, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

Ok, Ok, I am stoked to do this.? I can get the aluminum locally @ the metal shop I use (Metal By The Foot, Kansas City).? They have 5” 6061 for $10 & change per inch + obviously no shipping

Just for my own entertainment this morning and also maybe help someone out a little!Aside from the turning and facing part, done with one tool.Dimensions are just arbitrary, plug in the real

The pin spanner is the better idea, as a simple tommy bar may eventually wallow out the hole in the chuck ring and slip when tightening. If the pin spanner encompasses a full half circle, or close to

I would machine a simple spanner for the chuck it would be easy to make.? Also making a wrench for behind the chuck would be a good idea!

BTW, I’m fairly sure the job can be done with two tools, and a darned close job with one! Picture a parting tool. I thing we all agree that the center could be done with that, and the sides towards

That’s what it looks like to me, too. The chuck key doesn’t go to that chuck. If you don’t have anything else that the key will fit, you might cut off the square end and turn the nose of the

John is the one who found and posted it. I'd seen it before & recognized it, is all. So I posted a link to his message with that attachment. I figured that was more useful than spending hours looking

I assume that the pulley must have worked OK but it certainly doesn’t match the recommendations in Machinery’s Handbook. The angles given in there are 38 degrees max for a pulley nominal diameter