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For various reasons today I decided to check the spindle alignment on my 7x12.? I have a 12 inch 3/4" diameter polished Thomson guide rod I bought awhile back just for this purpose.? I removed my

pdfdrive.com?? , don't get discouraged the book titles when the page loads , you have to search for the book or tye of book your looking for . animal

When I first got my mini-lathe, I fabricates a plastic cover for the gears and dillie the cavity behind the cover with some cup grease. This was 20 years ago and I have had no problems with it.

KevinJust took a look at your website list.Lots of info/links.Thank you for all your research/work.Dean On Wed, Feb 2, 2022 at 6:25 AM, kaje7777<kevin.quiggle@...> wrote: Some time ago I put

Do you have the url for these books?

Some time ago I put together a list of free books online of interest to machinists; go to the link below and scroll down to "Books and Manuals - Free" :

On Tue, 1 Feb 2022, BuffaloJohn wrote: > MSC has a OneStop program, where you get free ground shipping on orders over $49 (looks like small items, no big hunks of iron, etc.) and no promo code pricing

Saw this on the Metal-Shapers-and-Planers group. At first glance it looked like the usual fluff for bored housewives and New Age kooks. BUT it has Volumes 1 and 2 of the Machinist's Bedside Reader,

I stopped using white lithium grease loooong ago. It tends to become a bit hard and not lube. I changed to synthetic heavy duty grease. Much much better. George

Stan, a question that has been in the back of my mind for a while is “Is it possible to seal the apron well enough to hold oil for lubrication of the geartrain?” The oil level would need be only

MSC has a OneStop program, where you get free ground shipping on orders over $49 (looks like small items, no big hunks of iron, etc.) and no promo code pricing on items. I don't recall how I got on

I decided to take the apron off this afternoon and may have found the problem or part of the problem. When I turn the carriage hand wheel with the apron off, there's a spot that offers some resistance

Haven’t seen any codes in a while, but Free shipping kicks in automatically when you buy $199 or more. Yeah… my feelings exactly. Michael - California, USA Micro-Mark MicroLux 7x16 LMS 3990

Yep Bruce, on my list of wants after I get a live / rotating center. :-)

This is precisely the use case for a following rest. http://www.mini-lathe.com/Mini_lathe/Accessories/accessories.htm#Follower_Rest -- Bruce Johnson "Wherever you go, there you are." B. Banzai, PhD

One thing I'll to what Chris said about holding the work in the chuck at one end the other with a center... You can end up with a "thick" spot in the center working with long thin material. Again, it

I noticed that Steve's carriage is straight on the sides across the length of the carriage, whereas most of us have an H cast carriage.? This can be overcome with some filler blocks to fill out the

Many good suggestions on how to do better works, but none that address taper. For example the tool. Good ones cut better but let's say I make a tool bit by putting a drill bit in a vice and breaking

Stan, In my opinion Steve Jordan from the UK has one of the most solid setups out there. Here is his carriage/saddle upgrade video, he has many more.https://youtu.be/xvc0-QTjVsk - Jonathan

Does MSC send out free shipping codes anymore? They used to send out a free shipping code for a $99 order, and very rarely a $50 order. But I have not seen a code in quite a while. Regards, Kevin