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My thoughts are that they could be used for end stops or other attachments for fixturing.

Depends on your distance from the equator. Changes in latitude, changes in attitude.

That may be a standard steel shape that they just buy off the shelf.? Like extrusion profiles, only machined. Aluminium Profile from Matara UK | In-House Machining

*Try this for time and earth 360°* *& try this for time at different Latitudes* One hour is 1020 miles how about one minute At 0° = 17 miles in minute at 35° = 14 miles in minute at 65° = 7.2

Any know how this tee slot use for ? It about Suze if a #6 screw Dave

*More photos on* *mounting the ATTACHMENT* ** **

*Sites for low* *cost milling attachment* Walmart

Please? post?sites on projects idea's This just found on small lathes projects http://www.deansphotographica.com/machining/projects/projects.html

Here few more photos off the internet. Thd first photos above is one have. On mine one bolt , I am bolting plate? down though the plate to cross slide . This looks like the purchased If notice the

Here few photos of a setup for milling on a mini lathe .

Here little better view of pocket Sextant

Looking Building a pocket Sextant. 3 to 4" size Using aluminum, UHMW & brass. With research found most was accurate to 30 to 10 minutes. Time keeping is one of limiting factors Using a sprint level

The following items have been added to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /5)Charts_&_Tables/8 Hardness Tester.pdf (

/g/minilathe/files/5%29Charts_&_Tables For some reason #8 did not downloading to my phone later today turn a real computer and get done. It is on hardness testing I like leaves no

I do not change much since the? dinosaurs aga other than a lot better graphics. Dave

Switch Mode Power Supplies have at minimum 20 mS hold-up.? In reality they have more, but not necessarily a lot more. I built a factory control system for the DOE way back when and used an

In 1986 I was attending an Army Satellite terminal training class? at Ft. Gordon, GA. Had a bad storm that night that shut down our terminal. I'd been writing a letter on the Heathkit. H89 computer

Yep. Higher the frequency the lighter the wiring can be. Back in the day, aircraft electronics were run at 400hz, instead of the 60hz we use in households and industry. Switching would save a lot on

It's what I mentioned about modern power supplies, an inverter welder is a SMPS (Switched Mode Power Supply).? It converts the mains power to DC.? Then Switches that at a high frequency.? This

I wonder how make they make inverter welders so light today. It was Aluminum winding onsecondary side now they lighter. Now it is high frequency is about what know. Dave