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I have a Sears Plastic Tool / Socket Case which is made of some
unknown plastic. I think it is made by the blow mold method.

The 'hinge' has finally failed. It had little dimples that friction...

I just found that it is NOT a mill. But, rather it is an engaving macdhine.

LOL.

Will keep searching.

Found a local Deckel duplicating mill.

Looked at several sites and did not see much about them.

Does anyone still have one?

What are your thoughts about it for a first larger mill?
...

Go put your wig on, lighten your beard go forth and enjoy your birthday. AH, ride the Harley too.

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In other words,
Till ära som väntar uti okänt land

How about a little more informaiton regarding the size, alloy and thickness?

I understand than using an English Wheel is one way of
getting a panel straight.

Another is proper use use of a correctly shaped dolly
and hammer.

I have not done either. But have seen it...

Jim,

I recalled that chemical polishing could be an alternative to manual
polishing.

Have never tried it etc.

I thought it might be useful to you application as a way to obtain a head ...

Jim,

Really very nice. I know you wll appreciate the weight as you use it.

Would chemical polishing as a starting point?

Sample pictires - before and after would be nice.

Excellent...

Politician in traning. Morphed into white house occupant.

Brett,

No longer listed on the site.

Store site shows limited availability - i.e. not available at all stores.

Ummmm:confused:

I wonder what you are going to use it for.

How about a pnuematic vise instead. I think it
might be more versitile.

Do you need a hood or a way to move it outside if you do CCH experiments or utilize ingredients or coatings that give off noxious funes?

How about rollers / casters?

Extremely interesting...

How are you going to control temperature?

Could this be used with something from DX to provide the missing items?

Evan,

Hope I am not intruding. Been following these laser posts with
great interest.

Here is a source I found....

I have been in a shop that has one of these in it.

Extremly nice equipment. Well worth the purchase. Quieter
than most.

Good luck.

DIY Cocktail Mixer

In this down economy, I discovered a novel approach to the
after work coctail preparation.

It is not even necessary to clean up before enjoying the
first martini of the...

I have used it to sterilize dirt from the garden.

The soil was used as a basis for starting seeds.

Had to do small batches.

Very smelly.

I did it in a detached carriage house.

Very Very Nice.

McMaster-Carr is not really a place I have bought from before.
I will have to peruse their site to learn more of what they carry.

I also hope you will continue to post until...

Tony,

Very nice welding. It is a pleasure to see what looks like a well
thought out concept / design. It will be interesting to follow this
to competition.

BTW, is it steel or aluminum?
...

Several years ago, I started to design / build a 1" belt machine.

I was planning to make it modular like those here.

I picked up serpentine belt pullies for next to nothing. I mean
like $...

I am on MM but I do not and will not post there.

Do you have a blog or a build site?

Your build is so interestring.

Regards,
David

Jim,

I knew your name sounded familiar.

How is the MG / Hot Motor swap coming?

Do you have a thread on HSM?

Regards,
David

Lakeside,

Really nice looking.

What is the source for the rack?

Heavily snipped quote.

Knucklehead --> LOVELY STUFF

I recalled that someone made telescoping round tubing. And I carried
that little thought a bit further.

I searched ~~ NOT GOOGLE ~~ for "telescoping square...