Willy
Senior Member

Not sure if this might apply to everyone, but the first thing that popped to my mind would be avoiding a collision with wildlife. I'm sure there...

Same thing happens today. Except now you don't have to go over to the neighbors house. You just write out a bigger check to the insurance company,...

Although at first glance this concept must have had a lot of appeal, I believe the harsh world of reality thankfully killed this ill conceived idea...

I do exactly like Dan describes. Heavier gauge metals with stick works too. For the lighter gauge metal that you are working with, mig .025 wire,...

I've seen that before, once in real life. It's cute and is amazingly maneuverable, but I have to agree with Saltmine as well. Probably not a lot of...

In addition to being a machining forum this has also become a relatively small gathering of like minded "friends". Of course much like in real life...

I'm glad to have contributed to that milestone figure.:) Never an issue with it in over 20 years. That is an enormous amount of production for one...

I thought the hot stuff was pretty exciting, but damn that's an awful lot of cold pipe to dodge!

This is probably the info page that JT referred to. http://www.parallax.com/?TabId=415 A video of what it looks like in motion....

I'd be very surprised if they didn't Max. The OP just wanted to know what microfarads and voltage the caps were rated for so that's what I gave...

That was going to be my first answer as well but after searching Miller's database and coming up with this MSDS from Ronken I thought it would be...

Bottom of the page linked to below. http://miller4less.com/info/pdf/2011PartsGuide_91.pdf

It doesn't get any better. Why do you ask.:confused:

Oil burner nozzles were my first thought as well. Like David mentioned there is a very large selection of flow patterns and orifice sizes available....

Digital thermometers with inside reading and separate outside probes are available just about anywhere. Dept. stores, auto parts outlets, and even...

Long time ago now but I've probably done about 2 dozen V-8 crankshafts using a polisher much like the one in Sir John's post above. Probably not...

Me too Quasi. If it wasn't for the bacon and the whiskey I'd be out of here!

What I meant was that most of us have at some point in the last few years contributed to the rise in the Chinese standard of living by purchasing...

Some, how shall I put it, interesting projects! But like all backyard inventors and their inventions, there's going to be a few turkeys mixed in...

I don't really think it's a shipping issue. The seller states: "Due to excessive and abusive negative feedback from Canadians , I no longer sell to...

What you need to do is clamp it solidly in a vise. In order to do so you'll have to build a very simple fixture. What I've dome in the past is to...

Exactly! Darned wood butchers anyway. And now they intend to deface metal without even making an attempt at proper etiquette! Next they''ll be...

Unless the start capacitor is going on your motor,(hey strange things can happen when you least expect) you have either slippage in the belt/pulley...

Very hard to comprehend that the lathe would have less power. If anything it should have more torque not less. Using a smaller pulley on the motor...

$200-$300 3D printers are already a reality. http://www.cnn.com/2013/04/03/tech/innovation/3d-printer-makibox I'm sure there will be...

Jaako, have a look at the video that George linked to in his first post for a better sense of scale. George once again you've outdone yourself....

True, pure ethanol isn't corrosive, but we have to realize the ethanol used as a gasoline fuel extender is far from a food grade or pure product....

James, good point about the issues new car manufacturers and conventional fuel distributors are having with the E15 fuels. I've been following this...

Yeah me neither;), but isn't the third round from the top in your picture a .22 long?

Can you post some photos of a mock up of the install with circles, diagrams, and arrows directing us to the points you're trying make. The words...