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"Good judgment comes from experience, and often experience comes from bad judgment" R.M.Brown
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At the end of the project, there is a profound difference between spare parts and left over parts.
Location: SF East Bay.
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Oh LOOK. There's more! Took off the tape and look what I found! These will supplement / replace many of my 15 year old Harbor Freight HSS endmills. The post before this one was meant to be humorous.These are excellent tools, much better than any I have in my tool chest. I'm now making custom holders for each to make sure that they last as long as possible.
THANKS AGAIN Peter (AKA Nickel-city-fab)
Last edited by danlb; 03-16-2020, 05:09 PM.At the end of the project, there is a profound difference between spare parts and left over parts.
Location: SF East Bay.
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Originally posted by danlb View PostOh LOOK. There's more! Took off the tape and look what I found! These will supplement / replace many of my 15 year old Harbor Freight HSS endmills.25 miles north of Buffalo NY, USA
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What did I do today? Good question. I am french-Irish so of course I went to the French side and made some charcuterie for the pagan Irish in my veins. Also known as Corned beef.
I started it 14 days ago and am now putting it to bed for a 24hr steam,
Well its a 15lb beef brisket. The large bars on the pot lid are there for steam hold-age. They are the largest bars of Tungsten carbide I have ever see. 20lbs ea. Holds the steam in.
The non-contact thermometer is to temp the pot from top to bottom to make sure I am in my heat range I want.
Yeah, I guess I kinda like GOOD corned beef ) JR
Fourteen days later........
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Originally posted by Dr. Rob View Postsan jose, ca. usa
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Finished motorising the manual winch that tilts my antenna tower over (and, more importantly, back up again). Turning the handle on the winch was starting to resemble work, so I found an old quarter-horse three-phase motor with a reduction box on TradeMe (NZ's web-based auction site). The output speed is around 23rpm, and that results in a torque of around 55 pounds-foot (42NM).
The electronic whatsit in the white box is a cheap Chinese 240 volt single-to-three-phase VFD. The winch is self-arresting, so to stop the tower at any angle you just stop winding.
Many thanks to The Artful Bodger for help with getting the motor from his island to mine.
(Oh—the weird-looking black thing to one side of the belt is the terminal clamp for the extending clothesline!)Last edited by Mike Burch; 03-17-2020, 05:01 AM.
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Originally posted by JRouche View PostWhat did I do today? Good question. I am french-Irish so of course I went to the French side and made some charcuterie for the pagan Irish in my veins. Also known as Corned beef.
I started it 14 days ago and am now putting it to bed for a 24hr steam,
Well its a 15lb beef brisket. The large bars on the pot lid are there for steam hold-age. They are the largest bars of Tungsten carbide I have ever see. 20lbs ea. Holds the steam in.
The non-contact thermometer is to temp the pot from top to bottom to make sure I am in my heat range I want.
Yeah, I guess I kinda like GOOD
The Irish in me says, "When do we eat?"Tom - Spotsylvania, VA
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