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Nice work! I especially like the use of the bushing screws to support the modified drill bit. And good call on the shim.
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Yes indeed. you don't want to have it hanging up on something.
I admit I probably would have done it quick and dirty, but there is no harm in being careful and accurate about it.CNC machines only go through the motions.
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I think for me machining of this sort is more about the journey than the destination...Comment
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For those of us doing this as a hobby the journey is what it's all about.Originally posted by Wheels17 View PostChilliwack BC, CanadaComment
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I guess I classify fixing MY machines somewhere in the category of getting gas, changing oil, and checking tires before the journey.....
I prefer fixing other people's machines.CNC machines only go through the motions.
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