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On Fri, 21 Jan 2022, Ralph Hulslander wrote: > I barely can?see it mounted on the lathe on your link page.Do you have the flier you could post or send to me? > > You would have to deal with the height

The mini-mill group is pretty much dead, so it's fine with me to ask milling questions here. Most of us do milling here anyway, on our lathes if we don't have mills. Mike Taglieri wrote:

I didn't look at the flyer before. I have a Palmgren milling attachment, and your easiest option for vertical mounting would be to clamp the rotary table onto the table of your mill the same way it

I barely can see it mounted on the lathe on your link page. Do you have the flier you could post or send to me? You would have to deal with the height on your mill no matter the mounting method. The

I did too. His yahoo account didn't work, at least for me. Mike Taglieri wrote:

As the flier in the add shows it was made to mount on the toolpost of a lathe. I could mount it vertically with a couple of 123 blocks but not very steady. If I put it on a large angle plate I would

I am interested also. I tried to send a message to your Yahoo account. Ralph

I'm interested. Please email me privately at mctaglieri@... Mike Taglieri [email protected]> wrote:

Strange that you asked this on a Mini Lathe group. I had a discussion last year about doing exactly this turn out getting a large 90° angle piece to mount the rotary table to was the best solution.

I assume it mounts horizontally now, right? If so, no need to hack it. Just put it on an angle plate. Mike Taglieri [email protected]> wrote:

https://lostcreekmachine.com/product/lathe-attachment-rotary-indexing-8-model-800-w-vertical-feed-palmgren/ I recently acquired a Palmgren 800 rotary table for a faction of this cost. I would like to

I have a Starrett C364 Precision Vernier Bevel Protractor that was my Dad’s. It is in a ?nice fitted wood case. Condition is like new. I have no need for it as I have one of my own. If anyone is

Maybe you thought? of the Yahoo group. Which was moved to? .IO because of Yahoo's craziness

This is the 7x12 group. I didn't think it was active anymore.

This is the 7x12 mini lathe group

I must have mistakenly signed on to a group I don’t belong to. I thought this was the 7x12 minilathe group.

Here is a 3D printed part being finished on my HF Mini Lathe. My printer seems to make round parts with about 0.1 mm out-of-round. This is a PLA part for a robot-dog shoulder that will have a couple

Wrong link... This is what I meant to send https://photos.app.goo.gl/1EFiXoyD2jL85G6v9

Due to the suggestion on here to get a 3d printer I went ahead and got one last week. One of the first parts I made was a much needed dial indicator holder for the mini lathe. I had been putting off

When I moved my rack I made a pilot sleeve for both the drill and tap. With the rack clamped in place I was sure to have accurate tapped holes. Paul M