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  • Updated my signature. Doctors app't in the AM (it's 4 AM right now) hopefully this BS will be over soon
    25 miles north of Buffalo NY, USA

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    • Annular bearing bores, 50 each 2.047 +.000-.0015" Dia. X .866" deep in steel.
      Then 54 each .8750 +.0000 -.0005" Dia. X .531" and .281" deep on opposite ends of the roller in POM.
      A terribly boring way to start a week as you can probably imagine (-:

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      • I have really not had to use Face Mills all that often on tool steel such as A-2. Today I had to knock a 4”x 5” x 3/4 piece of A-2 down to 5/8 thick. I used this SECO 4 tooth insert face mill to do that and was astounded at the performance and quiet operation. I had used a smaller triangle insert 3 tooth a little earlier on a different piece and it was typically clacky while cutting. This SECO unit with octagonal inserts was quiet and actually fun to use on a mill with no table feed.
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        Illigitimi non Carborundum 😎
        9X49 Birmingham Mill, Reid Model 2C Grinder, 13x40 ENCO GH Lathe, 6X18 Craftsman lathe, Sherline CNC mill, Eastwood TIG200 AC/DC and lots of stuff from 30+ years in the trade and 15.5 in refinery unit operations. Now retired. El Paso, TX

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        • Originally posted by Noitoen View Post

          You can drill a hole on the center of the back bearing housing to push the armature with a small punch
          I thought of that, but I'd also need to remove the stator (field). Maybe I'll try that before consigning it to the scrapyard, but it's hardly worth it.

          I have three corded 3/8" drills and a 1/2" corded drill, as well as 3 or 4 working Ryobi cordless drills (plus one with a broken case). And I have several old cordless drills that use NiCad batteries which are non-functional. I just bought two 7.2V NiMH battery packs for my DeWalt power screwdriver that also had defunct NiCad packs. I considered buying 12 NiMH 4/5 C cells for about $25 but the complete new packs were only a couple bucks more.

          Maybe I could fix some of my other cordless tools that need NiMH cells to replace their dead NiCads. But I don't really need those tools - I just hate trashing them.
          http://pauleschoen.com/pix/PM08_P76_P54.png
          Paul , P S Technology, Inc. and MrTibbs
          USA Maryland 21030

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          • Originally posted by PStechPaul View Post

            I thought of that, but I'd also need to remove the stator (field). Maybe I'll try that before consigning it to the scrapyard, but it's hardly worth it.

            I have three corded 3/8" drills and a 1/2" corded drill, as well as 3 or 4 working Ryobi cordless drills (plus one with a broken case). And I have several old cordless drills that use NiCad batteries which are non-functional. I just bought two 7.2V NiMH battery packs for my DeWalt power screwdriver that also had defunct NiCad packs. I considered buying 12 NiMH 4/5 C cells for about $25 but the complete new packs were only a couple bucks more.

            Maybe I could fix some of my other cordless tools that need NiMH cells to replace their dead NiCads. But I don't really need those tools - I just hate trashing them.
            Rebuild it as an historical piece.
            Helder Ferreira
            Setubal, Portugal

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            • There are no markings showing mfr or vintage. Although I am the "Lord of Lost Causes", this seems genuinely hopeless and pointless. And if I take drastic measures to take it apart enough to fix it, it will lose its value as an historical relic.
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              Paul , P S Technology, Inc. and MrTibbs
              USA Maryland 21030

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              • cut up some copper flat bar to make buss bars for solar battery bank
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                • It's raining today so I cleaned up my South Bend 1340 Click image for larger version

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                  • Very nice Mike72 ! ^^^^^^

                    I had a truck delivery and watched this CBP helo maneuver in ways that kicked up big dust bombs. The border is about 100 feet past that position. I’m guessing he was trying to discourage some “migrants” or maybe just herd them for capture.
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                    Illigitimi non Carborundum 😎
                    9X49 Birmingham Mill, Reid Model 2C Grinder, 13x40 ENCO GH Lathe, 6X18 Craftsman lathe, Sherline CNC mill, Eastwood TIG200 AC/DC and lots of stuff from 30+ years in the trade and 15.5 in refinery unit operations. Now retired. El Paso, TX

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                    • Fall 90 foot pine tree and dig out stump. Burn brush pile.

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                      • Originally posted by Tim The Grim View Post
                        Very nice Mike72 ! ^^^^^^

                        I had a truck delivery and watched this CBP helo maneuver in ways that kicked up big dust bombs. The border is about 100 feet past that position. I’m guessing he was trying to discourage some “migrants” or maybe just herd them for capture.
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                        Thanks Tim. I bought it new in 1978. You must see a lot of action being that close to the border.

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                        • Getting into CHIA mining, since I think the world demands a greener mining solution, not that I exactly care about that...

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                          • Originally posted by RB211 View Post
                            Getting into CHIA mining, since I think the world demands a greener mining solution, not that I exactly care about that...
                            Apparently has nothing to do with Chia pets or Chia seeds....

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                            • Originally posted by reggie_obe View Post

                              Apparently has nothing to do with Chia pets or Chia seeds....
                              https://www.techradar.com/news/chia-...matter-of-days
                              "Proof of Space" mining instead of "Proof of Work", uses a tiny fraction of the power. It was created by the same person that created Bit-Torrent

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                              • Tuned up the trikes for the summer
                                "Good judgment comes from experience, and often experience comes from bad judgment" R.M.Brown

                                My shop tour www.plastikosmd.com

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