Single pointing thread

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There are risks and then there are unnecessary risks....

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That's what I said ...

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I've had it set on my machine for a year or so and haven't seen any issues.

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More likely a setting in the browser that determines the behaviour on metered connections.

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None of those sound like the OS, more likely your browser....

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Just weld a spanner to the bed. Drop the collet into it and tighten with another spanner (assuming the nuts are A). Why bother with a vise?

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None....

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It's the Internet, that's what people do....

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It would probably be stronger if you had bored a hole in the hex head, trimmed the socket head to fit, then silver soldered them.

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Bookmark or favorites depending on the browser. I would have to close too many programs to actually get to the desktop...

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I'm sure I'd be stuck just making the tool bit accurately

Here's a drawing of the internal thread:
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[elf]

Light up a nice fire in the fireplace. When it dies down, throw the anvil on the coals. While the anvil is heating up, bring the welding equipment next...

[elf]

Turning off updates in Windows 10 is easy for anyone that can open a Google webpage

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You put browser links on your desktop? How odd....

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How many here could single point the matching internal thread for this?...

[elf]

What are your tolerances? Attempting to mill a slot with the same size cutter will usually fail to cut a straight path. I would try with a 2.5mm end...

[elf]

How accurate do the slots need to be? Cutting helixes by hand is quite easy to do.

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The link I posted has boring bars down to 1.1mm. Shouldn't be too hard to do 1/8" (3.175mm) holes. Reaming shouldn't be necessary after boring...

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Boring would be the most reliable, but it will actually depend on how accurately you can do it, not the theoretically best. Why don't you do 10 each...

[elf]

How about a bigger dust collector/vacuum?