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DBN, One word of caution. If you plan on keeping it in your coat pocket, it may not last as long. I think the bouncing around loosens up the battery holder a bit so sometimes you have to tilt it a bit

DBN, I saw that one. Its a 47257-1VGA vs. 93940-1VGA. I saw the one you pointed out. I think I'll hold out for the one w/big digits and a computer interface as I may convert my lathe to cnc later on

Ed, Pardon me but what is 44859-OHSH? :) I'm assuming 44859 is their product #. Rance wrote: $will

i trued my 3 jaw with a dremel tool . took my dremel and jb welded a aluminum block to one side so i couuld mount it on my lathe . then ran my lathe at about 200 or more rpm with the jaws opened and

LMS currently has 6" digital caliper for 14.95.....check it out.

Hi Mike: I think I mentioned this before but can't remember for sure. Check the bed gap before and after and adjust as needed to get an apples to apples comparison. The change in viscosity will change

Hi There A quick way around the brass tools is to use 1 holder and the same size tool bit. As a brass tool has no top rake you can set 1 tool holder to required height and just interchange the tool

I am new to using the lathe and just upgraded to a QCTP and find myself wanting a very large supply of tool holders for turning tools. I would like to know roughly how many tool holders you are using

nyc@...> wrote: the gear that and an has no what Mike, how can you say that? Well, at least you could have subtly implied it rather than directly suggesting what many of us unofficially do! Actually,

I would suggest you take the gear cover off and throw it away. It has no function I can see except decoration. The sticker that tells you what gears to use for various threads is useful so take that

Try taking an old gun type soldering iron and use it as a demagnetizer. Slow circular motions while withdrawing slowly. Turn off only when a couple of feet away. Repeat as necessary until completely

44859-OHSH is listed for 499.99. Still not as good as the $439 but $will almost pay for the freight over the normal price. Ed

Now why didn't I spot that? Out of true too. And Roy reckons he can knock the rough edges off with a file! <markzemanek@...> wrote: wrote: suggest to the gibs lapping the

Hi Roy, I don't know about any problems using mag bases. I haven't heard of any. But no, the steel is not just stuck in the oil film. As per my post to Ian, I measured 250g to lift a 70g piece of

Hi Ian, I grew up with Weetbix. We fed them to the dogs for breakfast. Now I can't come at them. Not very patriotic. But I had my Uncle Toby's. That should have helped. No luck with a Hall effect

A chick with three jaws?...now THAT'S scary!!! Best run for the hills...FAST!... ==============

accurately set I use a protractor like this: http://tinyurl.com/yu7vkf Set the card part against the side of the cross slide, and the arm part against the compound. Part of the card is hidden under

Yep, I seem to recall suggesting the AC side. And a moving iron meter doesn't need diodes. It's a natively RMS responding mechanism. John <r_corriveau@...> wrote: of wondering

<roylowenthal@...> wrote: Hi Roy, Oh no - not another use for the valve grinding paste! Dare I suggest removing any serious burs with a file and then seating the jaws to the scroll with a little

I personally would install it on the input AC side. Using a shunt and a diode bridge. Avoid all the stuff going on with the motor control. RC a moving what your upsetting the