Added Folder /9) Lubrication and cutting oils
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davesmith1800 <davesmith1@...> added folder */9) Lubrication and cutting oils*
*Description:*
This for 1) Lathe and Mill oils and grease need 2) Cutting Oils 3) Water coolant
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Bubble Sextant /Octant
*Herd few photos of a Bubble Sextant sometimes know as Bubble Octant too. Used main in Aircraft some times on land*
*Used atless into 1950’s. This style I do not know how long it was around .*
*Note
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Re: Hardness tesrters
Sounds great too
It will work too.
It bouns that makes work to a senceres like you said a mini metal detector and time.
When purchased the first I play around with aluminum
Found about 18"? drop I
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Re: Hardness tesrters
Voltage would be pretty low, but I'll bet the current is pretty good.
200mm long pipe, not cm.
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Jerry Durand
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Re: Hardness tesrters
Should figure out how to measure the induced voltage. Would be a cool addition to the demonstration.?
Bill in OKC?
William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.)
Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes
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Re: Hardness tesrters
I know feeling of Harry Potter magic wand and dropping ball.
Back in 1970’s when first purchased it I would be ok for cast iron wheels and if work i would be happy.
I was very surprised how well it
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Re: Hardness tesrters
You need to make a chart for ceramic bearing balls.
*Blacksmith use for long time.*
*The machinist hammer ball is used for hardness too.*
*The one purchase in 1970’s the patten was in not losing
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Re: Hardness tesrters
Any charts for ceramic bearings so you don't need to worry about magnetism?
BTW, I did a demo of magnetism with non-magnetic materials. Dropped a strong magnet through 200cm of 10mm copper tube.?
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Jerry Durand
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Re: Hardness tesrters
*Remember the surface being bounced test needs to clean of oil , any coating and Degaussing.*
*This note is not on drawings*
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Re: How sextant works gif
Update include at bottom knots and km.
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Re: How sextant works gif
Chart on degree vs miles and time vs miles
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Re: Broken Tap remover
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Broken Tap remover
If ever break a tap here a low cost
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davesmith1800
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Re: On the Funny Side
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Re: On the Funny Side
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Re: GPS VS SEXTANT / ASTROLABE
I agree ?
*Thank you for bringing the time up.*
It surprising what how far lust one minute off is at the equator.
Calculation 1
Diameter at equator
(1/1) 24,500. ÷
(1/2) 24. =
One hour at
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Re: GPS VS SEXTANT / ASTROLABE
*?*?How Accurate does a?*?*
*?*?Celestial Fix need to be?*?*
*This also includes GPS ?*
Part 2 of 2 ?
Celestial navigation is used when you are far out at sea, when no other
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Re: GPS VS SEXTANT / ASTROLABE
Need a good watch if you want latitude and longitude.
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Jerry Durand
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GPS VS SEXTANT / ASTROLABE
*?? Sextant vs GPS ??*
Part 1 of 2
GPS is the most accurate around 40 inch or 1 meter.
The drawback list.
* Satellite ? and other countries take out
* Satellite and space debre
* Sun
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Re: On the Funny Side
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