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I’ve seen more than one person reccomend a pair of ’shop shoes’ and someplace to sit near the garage/shop door so you can change to the ‘house shoes’ when going back into the house to keep

I wear a different pair of shoes and remove them before coming up from my basement.

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

A shoe wiping floor mat on the way into the house also helps. Roy

Please send photo. Most of us have somebody that don’t like brass . Johannes Lavoll.

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

Bruce, The links work fine for me now! Must have been a glitch.

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.

I am getting them directly from the forum as far as I am aware.

The links work for me, Dick. ralphie

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 level If a 7x has a

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

in the original post the URL got mangled. : https://usa.banggood.com/Audew-0-25_4mm-LCD-Digital-Vehicle-Tyre-Tread-Depth-Gauge-Measuring-Caliper-Tire-Repair-Tools-p-1204755.html

If you haven't checked her out before, BlondiHacks https://blondihacks.com has a video on removing taper from a lathe. Aside from addressing the tailstock, twist in the bed can cause taper. (I'm just

On Thu, Apr 14, 2022 at 07:53 AM, OldToolmaker wrote: > > Dick > http://www.homemadetools.net/forum/f...6068#post65876 ( > http://www.homemadetools.net/forum/faq-buying-tool-plans-46068#post65876 ) >

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 .

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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

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

Mike, I didn’t say it can’t be used. I said I personally prefer a depth micrometer. My response was not negative.