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Very nice, do you have a link for Steve Ward ? Can you get 12.5°? or other odd angles? Been on my list for a while now. I even found a tailstock. Ralph

That is a really nice setup. My home-made 4th axis is missing a tail-stock as to date I have never needed one however it is on the "TO-DO" list. You did well to find one to suit. I still use the CNC

As a newcomer to this fine group and retired two years I would like to share some of my work so far, I needed a 4th axis for the cnc so designed and made this, it works great I have the option to use

Welcome to new members over the past month. We have now amassed a total of 104 people that have joined us since August 2019. Please do not forget to post with questions,or ideas that can be shared,

Ken, Yes, I realized this morning that it was "Webra", not "Weber".? Yes, they did make some very nice products.? I got to see how everyone misused them when they returned them for repair.? The

Enya and Webra made some very nice engines. I have flown both makes and I still have a couple of Enyas somewhere. Ken

Nice mason work.

Ken, Very nice work!? Sorry about the hole... :-( When I was much younger, I spent 10 years working for a hobby company.? Part of my job during one portion of my employment was repairing Enya and

Ken Excellent quality work. Is that a cam? Would JB Weld work to fill the hole, or is the bore / crankcase under pressure. What size thread is that. Very nice. Thanks for sharing -- John

What I did today .......... was to completely bugger-up a small crankcase I had been making for a new little diesel model airplane engine, due entirely to a lack of concentration. I was doing an

Hi, Phill, I was wondering what kind of work it was when you referred to "stone products"... now I know!? That is some amazingly fine detail work!? Thanks for sharing the examples... -- Regards,

+1 on stone products??

Wow Phil, those roses are amazing, welcome! Ralph

Welcome to Digital Hobbyist! Digital Hobbyist is a forum dedicated to enhancing the knowledge, and sharing examples of the work, of hobby machinists and toolmakers in the digital age.? Examples might

Thank you Charlie, Not quite digital but I have worked on church restoration, door and window?surrounds, fireplace?surrounds. Just a couple,? Phill

Welcome, Phill! I am curious what types of stone products you designed, if you are inclined to share that information... -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA

Hi all, New member here from the UK (don't hold it against me please) came across this group do to Yahoo games and you look to have some interesting projects going on. A little about me I was a

Photos as promised. Step indexer with a ER 32 collet holder using a standard end nut clamping a ground bar, the internal locking type J S blocks clamped onto the?other end of the ground bar. The

Ken. Good question reference?release. Unscrew the ring about 1 turn or enough to take the pressure of the front end taper of the collet, a gentle tap from the rear end of the part being held, and

Hi, Ralph, The software allows for it, but the control board does not have available PWM output ports available to drive the fans. -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA