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Neil; If I may ask,how large? What are you planning on tumbling? How heavy are the parts? What type of media? I use a tumbler for brass cases,with dry media. And I cast silver jewelery, and use a wet

Hi I bought a small version for stone polishing but now regularly use it for metal parts made on my lathe (see how I got it on topic :)) Try these:- http://www.ukge.co.uk/UK/barrelling.asp

bowls but available as they Have you tried jewellery & the rock polishing folk? Tony

I'm after a hobby/semi production Vibratory Tumbler for metal finishing. I'm after domestic scale, largish capacity, possibly with interchangable bowls but not a full on industrial one ton auto

The 3 I have in use in my shop were wiped off with a wet klix rag, oiled, & put to work. After a bit of use, the cross & top slide gibs needed a little adjustment. I was afraid that chips would ge

I've done a couple of 7X bed extensions. I mill the two faces & bolt both beds to a 1/2" thick steel plate, full length and 6" wide. The two leadscrews can be neatly spliced together, and a bit of

If Norton does not make such a wheel I'll be astounded. Mert

Whew john I am not mad then , I checked a couple of times on that link, I was interested to see what the programs actually did . Thanks Don Sent: Thursday, 14 February 2013 6:26 p.m. To:

Hi Don Same problem. Possibly Ivan has a fix for this. John Spain

Apparently Harbor Freight is no longer carrying the big HF 46727 Tool & Carbide grinder, so I looked around the web and found an old review page that included a picture of it. Located here:

Hello Group, My name is Lance. I live near Buffalo, NY. I retired from teaching / admin. in 2000. I am currently afflicted with old metal disease and travel around the NorthEast and Canada buying

It is the size of the motor compartment. The 14 inch kit has room for a 350 watt conventional motor, while the 16 inch kit is sized for the more compact stepper motor used in the Hi Torque lathes. In

Thank you HWF... I will. Steve Langford ________________________________ To: 7x12minilathe@... Sent: Wed, February 13, 2013 5:07:14 PM Subject: [7x12minilathe] Re: LMS Bed Extension Kit,

(Dial And there's an man who knows how to write. The correct ways is to at the first use of an abbreviation is to put the expanded form in brackets after it, as he's done for DI & DTI. This helps

If I were to do I would have to have both beds faced where they meet clamp them to the underside of a piece of RR track, Nickel weld after pre-heating. The lead screw had me stumped. If I had the

I have the 7X10 also... A little more length would allow a full 2" od. aluminum round bar 12" long to be chucked up to turn out 5 small cylinders with cooling fins all at one time... I cut down a hot

I got my stones at Wholesale Tool in Tampa ? Regards Robert now in Live Oak, Florida

A recent thread reminded my why I didn't throw away the old bed when I converted the 7x10 into a 7x14. A couple years ago I saw where a guy had used his old bed from a similar upgrade as a place to

Hello Can anyone tell me where I can find wheels for my harbor freight 6" tool grinder? Not the regular bench grinder but the big tool grinder for carbide tools. I want a wheel that is made for HSS,

Hey Guys now that's just showing off?! ? When writing a technical document as I have had to in the past you generally introduce the TLA (Three letter Acronym) or some other such abbreviation at the