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Re: Chips in my Shop
开云体育Chips LOVE to get stuck in carpeting.? So I have a piece of scrap carpeting in front of the door from the garage into the house.? The chips get fooled into thinking it is somebody’s nice home carpeting and get stuck there. ? Chuck K. ? Sent from for Windows ? From: Roy via groups.io
Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2022 5:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [7x12MiniLathe] Chips in my Shop ? A shoe wiping floor mat on the way into the house also helps. ? |
Re: Chips in my Shop
开云体育Please send photo. Most of us have somebody that don’t like brass .Johannes ? Lavoll. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? On 17 Apr 2022, at 12:31, John Mattis <john.mattis@...> wrote:
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Chips in my Shop
My wife has been complaining for some time about the chips from my house getting tracked into the house from the garage shop.
I have been vacuuming snd swiping a lot by to no avail. I have come up with removable "chip trays" that fit in front of the lathe and mill so the chips don't fall onto the floor. Frequent vacuuming of the trays and around the machines now keeps everything in control. Photos of the "chip trays" are available. Regards, John Mattis |
Re: Links Inactive
开云体育That is strange; I think it’s then something in whatever email client you’re using.If it’s any web link in any email, it might be?possibly some obscure preference setting to disable web links. But if it’s just this list I'm at a loss.
--? Bruce Johnson "Wherever you go, there you are." B. Banzai, PhD |
Re: Tailstock adjuster
开云体育Twisting in the bed is more of a problem with heavier lathes than the 7x lathes, because they’re normally levelled and bolted down to the floor. They can get a twist if out of levelIf a 7x has a twisted bed, the fix is to replace it, pretty much, because that’s a bad casting, since they just sit on the bench.? her lathe is a larger one and has the same kind of ‘push-pull’ tailstock adjustment that one of Ted Hansen’s add-ons does. Someone just posted their tailstock after doing that. She also has a useful video on making tapers in the lathe (specifically an MT2 taper designed to fit in her tailstock.) that touches on re-aligning the tailstock?
--? Bruce Johnson "Wherever you go, there you are." B. Banzai, PhD |
Re: Links Inactive
开云体育They’ve always worked for me.?Are you getting these posts via email or directly on the forum site? If so what mail client? There are a lot of variables that can come into play for an issue like this. Yours and other's links are clickable in the emails I get.? The one in the original post was somehow mangled and did not come across as a clickable link.
--? Bruce Johnson "Wherever you go, there you are." B. Banzai, PhD |
Re: Depth gauge
开云体育in the original post the URL got mangled. :This one should work.
--? Bruce Johnson "Wherever you go, there you are." B. Banzai, PhD |
Re: Links Inactive
On Thu, Apr 14, 2022 at 07:53 AM, OldToolmaker wrote:
DickThe guidelines for this group state:we don't allow advertising by vendors |
Re: Depth gauge
开云体育??? ??? you can always use your caliper for depth gauge . Some places even sell bases to mount on the caliper . Theres several examples on this amazon page . Pretty simple to meke . ??? ???
??? ??? animal On 4/13/2022 9:35 PM, Bill Williams
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Re: Links Inactive
you might have to log out and log in again On Thu, Apr 14, 2022 at 7:53 AM OldToolmaker via <old_toolmaker=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Depth gauge
开云体育Yes.? A “depth micrometer” is a different measuring tool.? A “depth micrometer” would be the mechanical style micrometer scheme with the rotating barrel.? The Bangood device is, however, a real “digital depth gauge” (in the same sense as a “digital caliper”).? It is just a pretty cheap one and being marketed with a tip on it suitable for checking tires.? But it would be completely usable for machining within its limits. ? It does seem to have a plastic base (cheap) instead of a machined and ground metal base.? It seems to have the identical head on it that I have on a cheap 4” Chinese digital caliper (very handy size sometimes – but it became unreliable so I recently bought a Mitutoyo 4 inch). ? If I didn’t already have a depth micrometer and wanted something inexpensive, I would probably try one of these.? It is easy to check them.? You can make a setup with gage blocks but most won’t have those.? So instead you set a flat piece you have measured on another flat piece and measure the step.? Not ideal, but probably fine in the world of mini-lathes.? In the case it might read slightly off, it should read slightly off at all positions as an offset error.? You would just have to remember that offset. ? Chuck K. ? ? Sent from for Windows ? From: OldToolmaker via groups.io
Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2022 5:35 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [7x12MiniLathe] Depth gauge ? Mike, ? |
Links Inactive
I am unable to click and open links on this group. I belong to several other groups and have no problem. Is this feature non functional in this group? Dick ?OFF-SET TAILSTOCK CENTER PLANS
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