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I have left my four jaw chuck in one of my lathes for a while now. I put it on there to do some sort of fussy work on something and decided to just leave...
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I did convince myself it was Blackhawk. The actual nameplate was missing but you could see the rivets where it once was. There was a number I think in...
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Thank you guys.
JT, this is a single acting cylinder, and it does somewhat self retract so I presume there is a spring in there. I did have...
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Hydraulic cylinder question
A while back I had posted about an old Blackhawk hydraulic hand pump that I had cleaned up and repaired. I was getting about working on freeing up the...
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There is a good write-up on microwave oven theory, including details on the transformer design and behavior here:
http://diagramas.diagr...
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It weighs in at a bit over 250 pounds. So yeah, it's a sizeable tool....
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Your assumptions are more or less correct Bob. The stacks of small laminations you see between the coils are magnetic shunts. When the thing is not under...
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I got a $100 amazon gift card from work a while back and used it to get one of those small Noga arm/base units like the one linked above. The way the...
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I always just assumed that it was simply much more convenient than using an open flame made by a match or whatever....
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I was going to point out pretty much the same thing. My lathe uses a very similar setup minus the threaded collar. The outboard end of the spindle is...
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We have a central vacuum in the house, and when I installed it I made a point to put an inlet connection in the shop. It's super handy.
As...
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I'm not suggesting these are high quality. The criteria put forth was "low price and a 3" hollow shaft, possibly by drilling them out"...
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Dare I suggest the obvious: Harbor Freight...
They do list some of the sets as having hollow shanks, but don't specify how deep the hollow...
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Thanks. Interesting stuff. Where I live in Massachusetts, most anything that fun is somehow illegal.
I really like the setup on the large...
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Never mind frozen viruses. Didn't you see John Carpenter's "The Thing"? You just don't know if you are thawing out a frozen alien.
Then...Last edited by alanganes; 12-30-2020, 09:53 PM.
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One example here. Zoom in on the picture. The dial covers 0.2" per revoloution, so there is a zero at 12 o'clock and another at 6 O'Clock:
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In addition to all of that, while I don't know what an off shore drilling platform weighs and I'm too lazy to Google it, I think it's a safe bet to think...
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Again, thanks for posting your progress. I am really enjoying following along.
If you don't mind my asking, were do you shoot these things?...
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I do recall some years back when Grizzly first purchased the SB name and rolled out a couple of models of new SB lathes, said lathes took a bashing on...
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