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I suggest that all threads starting with "Too Quiet..." be closed by the moderator.? It is too confusing to try and follow them. ralphie

High jacking the original poster’s thread is inconsiderate at best and offensive at its worst. It causes confusion and should be avoided. Just my personal viewpoint. Dick

I suggest that all threads starting with "Too Quiet..." be closed by the moderator.? It is too confusing to try and follow them. ralphie

And yet, the problem with not changing to a different thread when it is now a truly different thread is that it becomes nigh impossible to figure out which of the N sub threads within the thread is

Bought mine of EBay 5mm Dia copper coated, made it through post with only 1 snapped in half they should have labelled it fragile.

Last year I bought a box of carbons from Mississippi Welders Supply. I don?t recall the exact price but I think it was around 10 US$. Possibly inflation has hit these things but would suggest

I was one of the first to respond to it in that thread and immediately changed the subject line to cast iron when I posted a response. The trouble with doing that is it starts a new thread, and the

@Roy, Thanks, Roy. I guess If I am gonna do this, I better do it this summer so I do the grinding outside! Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows

Not much down from there until a Unimat! I am working on an “All in one” setup with a 7 x 14 lathe and a small drill press on a common lathe bench. This is for when the drag me off to the old

Lok like nothing in quebecc ity or montreal Snif Jack 47 71 6 volt lantern batteries have longer carbon rods. Some welding supply places will sell gouging rods by the piece, instead of by a whole box.

Hi Bill, Yes, I do own a 7x16 Minilathe, but if we move again I may have to downsize. That will cause me to have to decide what I keep and may limit project size. Dick

Not all 6 volt lantern batteries have the larger F cells in them. Duracell uses 4 standard D cells in theirs. < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxkHC8jJjec > Michael - California, USA Micro-Mark

Hi I bought mine of E-Bay 5mm dia copper clad, was lucky only one broke (ask them to parcel as fragile)

As the proud owner of 2 SL Unimats and of a selection of smaller accessories I find them useful and entertaining at the same time. Have you read any of Rex Tingey’s books? Very useful and

6 volt lantern batteries have longer carbon rods. Some welding supply places will sell gouging rods by the piece, instead of by a whole box. <

Used weight plates from a thrift store are a great source of CI for projects! Since they're normally sand cast, I like to clamp them to a sawhorse & use a body grinder to remove the outer layer with

Actually, I am more focused on my little Unimats, changing the motors to 24v DC and assembling a 24v DC power supply and motor control. Now, the little Unimats are reversible and variable speed.

Check out Steveohdee’s Youtube channel; he recently did a long series on engraving https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgpx1CiqSlYwbr0SNnprdhA <https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgpx1CiqSlYwbr0SNnprdhA>

Hey Folks, How about changing the subject line when you want to send a message on a prior subject line that you have hijacked. The one here went from “Too quiet” to Collets to Machining Cast Iron.

@ Mike.? Thanks.?? I have a band saw with bi-metal blade, so roughing is not a problem. ?? Forgot about window weights, although dumbbells are a lot easier to find right now, especially used, or