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Does the 45439-1VGA from HF fit the 8x12 lathe? I have a mill and just bought the 8x12 lathe, what other things should I order along with it? wrote: sizes as you are aware and HSS types are ground to

The north store in Austin, Texas The guy kinda looked at it weird so I told him, that someone I knew came there and bought one no problem. He said on hold on and went to talk to someone, he came back

Hi, Most excellent - I just called my local HF store and they said NO, quite clearly and without hesitation. I was looking for the milling machine # 93885. If you don't mind mentioning - which store

Hi, Only if it were a perfect world. Tool bits come in many standard sizes as you are aware and HSS types are ground to address the need. This grinding is not likely to put the bit at the perfect

If you want to make a small version, as a tester, you can always try the coffee can furnace... http://www.duwaynesplace.com/Coffee_Can_Furnace.html

Confirmed, I just went and special ordered my 8x12 myself using the 30% coupon I printed out. It took about $165 off the price. Thanks a bunch for the link! a

Hi all, I'm not sure if this is OT, but I don't think, being that is lathe improvement related. I was trying to build the tapered gibs to improve my 7x10 lathe, but I'm having problem ( lot of ) with

True, you can't bring the shank of the too large tool down. But if it is an HSS tool you are grinding, you can grind enough of the top of the tool away near the cutting end. Imagine a typical HSS tool

I noticed another post that said they had used it on a special order. Try it!!.. Linda was the one I worked with at the Round Rock store. She is there today.. not tomorrow but I assume anyone there

Unless you change for a QCTP you are almost always going to have to shim your tools, especially once you start resharpening. not really a huge problem unless you change tools regularly. I keep a LH

Kevin, if you want to make your own simple high performance burner for propane, a great place to start is with Michael Porter's book, Gas Burners for Forges Furnaces & Kilns

At the harbor freight I went to I was able to special order the 8x12 at the store. They had this little stand with a few larger items in a book and you just fill out a form and then ring it up at the

Hi, No, you're not missing anything - you've understood perfectly. I have a smaller lathe so can't give you the max siz for yours. However, with a turret style post it is quite the norm to shim each

Maybe I'm missing something. The tool holder that comes with the lathe can not be adjusted vertically, right? Since you want to cut with the tool at the center of rotation (or slightly below, but

No.. you are right.. they don’t sell in stores. I forgot. David _____ Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2007 11:58 PM To: 7x12minilathe@... Subject: Re: [7x12minilathe] HF 30% off coupon Hi

The stores here I called said that no stores carry them that its a special order thing or web order. wrote: only on-line or via a catalog purchase. Well, at least that is what the stores tell me and I

hi- with the turret-style post that comes with the lathe, you need to use shims under the tool bit to adjust the height. you can buy shim stock or use things like cans, the strapping that came with

Hi David, THANKS - I didn't get this one. As for the 8x12 - sorry, that lathe is not sold in the stores - only on-line or via a catalog purchase. Well, at least that is what the stores tell me and I

hi- you can use up to 1/2" depending on which tool holder you use. i've recently started grinding my own hss tool blanks instead of using carbide inserts which we've used almost exclusively. with just

Hi Ednsu, OR...if you are so inclined and can wait a few weeks - HF will likely have a sale again - no promisses, but they had several of the last year. Take care, DBN ednsu <edo@...> wrote: I