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So I have a really dumb question this afternoon, LOL! Is there any important purpose served by the extensions on the cross and compound slide handles???The little balls that are opposite the actual

Here's a thread talking about the tool https://www.hobby-machinist.com/threads/diamond-tool-holder.82426/ ??? ??? animal

Jack there is no diamond as in material . The tool bit is diamond shaped https://www.eccentricengineering.com.au/products/diamond-tool-holder/the-diamond-tool-holder

I do not untherstand why you said it is a diamond tool No diamond here Maybe the type of cut Mr for diamond I use lapidary blade Jack 47 71 Excellent job! I bought the (high-priced) diamond tool from

Excellent job! I bought the (high-priced) diamond tool from Australia.? ?But rarely used - a bit large for the 7x lathe, IMO. -- Lone Tree, Colorado? ?USA

NIce build, I'd like to see how you are using it. Ralph wrote:

Some time back I took a look at John Mattis' design for his mini lathe diamond tool holder.? Being somewhat uncertain about making the required compound angle to present the cutter to the work, I had

Thanks for that info. For sure I will have to alter a few things as you suggest.

George, I read a lot, but rarely write, here - I'm a tetraplegic using a manual chair and have a small shop (took 20 years to build). 2 grinders, 2 drill presses, 2 mini-lathes, band saw, miter saw,

Hi John thanks for the photos looks the business.

See the pdf below, with text and photos. Regards, John Mattis [email protected]> wrote:

Hi John would love to see the "chip trays" photos sound like it can solve my problem.

Guy Latuard is still around and open for business. I emailed him a few weeks ago and he responded to me quickly. Dick

Yea, folks, many options. Many with a price tag. When I say I get stuff it not as bad as it sounds. Yea, I get a cut or stab once in a while but I really keep things clean. As to tires, I check them

John, what really good ideas for wayward chip control. Everything is movable for cleaning! Bill in Boulder CO Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Monday, April 18, 2022 09:16 To:

George, a set of “Speed Rim” wheels would let you keep your hands off of the tires. Bill in Boulder CO Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Monday, April 18, 2022 08:07 To: [email protected]

We called them " tire savers " & they mainly looked more bitchin than they worked . It's been over 45 years since I rode & I still don't miss repairing a sew-up tire . ??? ??? animal

Weirdly it did not attach, but is in the Groups.io <http://groups.io/> interface. Here’s the link:

Please see the attached pdf. If anyone needd more explanations please let me know. Regards, John Mattis

Way back when I was road racing bicycles, some fellows had a little curved stainless wire doo-dad that continually rubbed on the tire to scrape off or knock off little rocks or things that might get