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I should be more specific. In addition to suggestions to keep it from happening again, are there any recommendations for non-destructive ways of separating the stuck bushing from the shaft?

polish shaft and use more lithium grease? -- Jerry Durand, Durand Interstellar, Inc. www.interstellar.com tel: +1 408 356-3886, USA toll free: 1 866 356-3886 Skype: jerrydurand

I was doing some general turning under power feed yesterday, nothing elaborate, and all of a sudden the lathe stalled. After much investigation I finally diagnosed the problem: the B/C gear bushing

Andrew, The messages I tried to sent you never did go out. I had a problem with my email system, for some reason still unknown it stopped working. I did not change anything because I never had a

Yep. It worked, Andrew

I just want all to know that I did NOT send the "Black & Decker" message twice. I have no idea how the message appeared for a second time. I received a message from Andrew Franks and I replied to it,

The process that made Al inexpensive was invented here. In Ohio, I think. Mert

I bought my grinder from HF and it has no vibration, the wheels seem balanced fine! It does get warm after using it awhile; not surprising when I live in Tucson, AZ where summer temperatures are 110F

First one i bought for home use was from LIDIL'S????150 watt 6" wheels , a wee cracker. but after using 3 phase stuff in work it was a bit under powered , about 3 months ago I bought an older

I've got the same drill as you,bought it for the 1/2" chuck .I don't think I've used it in at least 25 years. I bought to mix mortar for a kitchen tile job. It worked, though like your drill it got

G'day, you will, most likely, only ever buy one bench grinder for your lifetime so why not make it a good one. My Aussie made Webster that I got when I was a a kid is as as good as as the day I

Very few of the tools I have bought from HF were junk. Those few were returned, and either swapped for good stuff, or my money refunded. The cases I remember is from years ago, when any order over

Maybe there are different manufacturers who make similar tool bits. Maybe some are good and some are bad. My experience with these painted red bits has been surprisingly good. I've done turning,

Just FYI, this is from the Baldor web page: " These products are produced at 26 plants in the US, Canada, England, Mexico and China. " http://www.baldor.com/about/default.asp so you may STILL be

Sorry, you're absolutely right. All others please disregard my last posting. Thank you for bringing it up, John.

I picked up an aluminum bar yesterday and was surprised to see "Made in USA" on it. Didn't know we had any smelters left. -- Jerry Durand, Durand Interstellar, Inc. www.interstellar.com tel: +1 408

Full (physical) support of indexable carbide inserts is critical. That Harbor Freight 1/4" shank set doesn't appear to provide the support needed. Look for a 3/8" shank set instead. There are many

Based on past experience, this topic will rapidly degenerate into politics, someting best discussed elsewhere. Please do not add to this topic. John 7x12 Mod

Shop around. You can get one (new) for much less than $500 http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?PMAKA=422-0429&PMPXNO=7865038&PARTPG=INLMK32 -Matt

Long time ago I bought a Black & Decker 1/2" drill motor, one of their promotional tools, for $19.00 dollars. The name plate stated "made in USA". This was back in 1968 and this drill looked like a