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Thanks, Mike. The link no longer works but I found it http://littlemachineshop.com/Reference/CuttingSpeeds.php

Hi Ed, You can find info on cutting speeds (and lots more info) on the LMS reference page aqt http://littlemachineshop.com/Reference/reference.php. If you haven't seen it, be sure to check out their

I order a Homier over the weekend and got it today! I had planned on spending the evening cleaning it up, but there was no red grease to be found. All the bare metal had a light coat of oil on it. The

Homier arrived today, and as expected, no Live Center. Other than the tools and gears, the only accessories that come with it are a 3 jaw chuck and a tailstock dead center. Ed

<barryvabeach@...> wrote: Thanks Barry! Those chisels seem to cut well enough, but most of them are just huge for the space and what I am trying to do, so it seems to me. Biggest problem seems to be

Thanks Ed! I think it is a bit better. Not as long thus not sticking up enough to catch on things and I am particularly pleased with the larger knob at that top as it does provide for a more secure

Great job, Vicki. The new one looks so much better than the original. I agree with Barry - you'll be amazed what better cutting tools will do for you. Ed

There is what is legal and mandated by law and then there is safe and reasonable. It isn't always a good match. There is one side that wants to "protect you for your own good" because it's considered

Vikki, congrats - I didn't say anything earlier, but i thought to myself that with those tools it would be a miracle if you can do anything. Just wait till you get your hands on a true HSS gouge.

I think you could use the existing guard if you were to build a riser block to raise it by about 3/4". Shouldn't be to terribly difficult to fix, but it really should have been done by SIEG, not by

Hi Folks, Well, success for the first attempt! Chisels came in today so I went to work :-). Results and commentary at: http://wrlabs.shacknet.nu/~vw/MyMachineShop/projects/HoneySpoon/index.html Quite

don't mill which step Ok, you have convinced me :-). With OLM just down the street I'll order a couple chunks of steel and have at :-). Not sure what I need exactly, but the 12L14(?) stuff is supposed

Hi Ian, I don't want to knock your training and comments, but I suspect you've been out of the industry and legislative requirements for a while. Over the last decade or two there's been a bureaucrat

Just FYI http://www.whitewolfairsmithing.com/taig.htm I have another brand of mill holders, (including 1/2inch) but I cannot think of the name at the moment. Dan Fuller Carrollton, Texas wrote: don't

--- Hi Rance/Vikki, For the occaisional times I need a slitting saw, I bought a few from Grizzly a couple of years ago 2.5" dia. w/ a 7/8" hole, in different thickness', and the "fits all" arbor. I

Thanks Mike, I knew there'd be an out somewhere. Last time I got them to UPS something to Australia it was over $US70. I couldn't see them accidentally including that in their offer. :-( John AK,

Vikki, that slitting saw arbor's 1/2" shank might be a problem ;-(. I don't have a taig lathe but that thing sure would be a problem with my mill which I believe uses the same spindle. A blank taig

Making one doesn't seem that difficult. Being lazy and intimidated as I am :-) I am considering this one:

The ones I've gotten from Enco are casehardened, but not necessarily through hardened. If you don't have a big grinder, a Dremel tool with an abrasive disk works well enough if you're in no hurry. If

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