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John, Thanks!? And very nice work! No problem re hijacking the thread; it was just about how I was progressing, and am happy to see others reporting on their progress... -- Regards, Charlie New

Richard, Great idea!? I will have to try that... -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *MURPHY'S CONSTANT: Matter will be damaged in direct proportion to its value.*

Hi, Bruce, There are three primary ways to insert photos into our posts; insert (which will place the photo in the body of the text); attach (which will attach it to the email and require that you

Somewhat OT, but John, how do you put up these posts? Via an email client, a web-based email client or on the groups.io <http://groups.io/> site? Your photos always show up in my emails, but, for

Here is an example of some very simple printing to allow me to mount PCB's onto a chassis plate or wherever. Just a couple of pieces of Industrial quality double sided (foam) tape on the back and the

Probably should have changed the subject rather than hijacking your post. Sorry. Two other parts of this project are the HV power supply control. The board on the left has a relay and FET that shunts

Nice idea for the ventilator. Still need to make the harm and support for the monitor/keyboard/mouse since the cabinet sits out of the way of chips and coolant. And you're not the only one with

How long did it take to print those collet trays? Ralph

Re conning tower nut discussion of October 10, 2019, photo below was?accidentally deleted... reposted here. -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *MURPHY'S CONSTANT: Matter will be damaged in direct

Hello, All, I have been busy pushing to get my RELS system up and running.? The mods to the lathe are all done.? As to the electronics, I have finished the power supply and joystick modules, and am

John, Nice job.? Once I get the RELS sorted out, I will have a little time and will start printing some of these type of boxes for various issues around the shop.? I know you have containers for

John, Gear Reduction v.2.0 came out very well!? Nice job! I see that you are in love with your 125 mm chuck... -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *MURPHY'S CONSTANT: Matter will be damaged in direct

John, Very nice!? I'd like to do something similar... -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *MURPHY'S CONSTANT: Matter will be damaged in direct proportion to its value.*

This is just what I want to do in ER 25 & ER 32 when I get round to getting a 3D printer you made a brilliant job of them. Phill

Hi John really nice neat job. I am in the process of converting my DB7 lathe to VFD? got the 3 phase 4 pole motor and inverter and waiting on some parts. There is no back gear on these lathes just a

That's a really good idea. Can you make the file availalble? Sent: November-22-19 8:19 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [digitalhobbyist] #3D This week. Printed 2 x trays for holding my ER 32

Always a popular topic. Swapped my original plastic handwheel after it broke at the hub, made an aluminum large replacement. Then got around to fit on a graduated ring, engraving done with an #ESI

Printed a lid and box for my involute cutters. Lid a nice snap fit onto the base. The lettering printed and filled in with a white marker pen. -- John

This week. Printed 2 x trays for holding my ER 32 collets. Trays fit in the mill table drawer. Originally they were loose in flimsy cardboard boxes, designed with the ER 32 16 degree inclusive taper.

This week Finished the new Mk 2 gear reduction unit. Frame CNC milled, gears CNC cut. Bench tested, surprisingly not noisy. Mk1 Gear Reduction gears are nylon, they have never been a problem, but the