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[sarge41]

When thinking about drilling and reaming the knurls, I have never tried it but would think the knurls very hard.
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Did anyone else seem to lose about 2 pages of posts on this subject? I hope I'm not going crazy,but I swear i was on page 3 when all at once, I lost part...

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Steve: When I come across something that I am concerned about, I go to the local library to download it. They have better virus safeties than I do because...

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Bented: I get it that age 60, you don't want to buy more tools, but at age 79 (like me), you will be glad you did. Have a good one.

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I really like my Acer 3VK 10 x 50 mill. I bought it new in '96 and would not trade it for a nice Bridgeport. I have run new Bridgeport's and was never...

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I agree. I'm 79 and my family is on my case to clean it out or in other words, sell. I tell'em I promise that I will have it cleaned out by the time I'm...

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Vectorwarbirds: I would think it the shaft is made from something like 1035 or 1040. A good grade of steel, but not tool steel. I would do a clean up...

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Imperial threads!! On a British car?? Tell us more, pics would be nice.

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Jim: We bought Speed Queens (washer and dryer) a few years ago to replace our old American made maytags. She didn't want the new front loaders, too many...

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Cuslog: Would you want to share your budget on this? It makes a difference when looking. My friend bought a new 14 x 40"Sharp a few years ago, nice...

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One of the guys I served out under had this poem on the side of his rollaway and he thought it came from Shakespeare. Maybe someone here can set us straight...

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Best idea I come across all day. Thanks, Doozer

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If it were mine, I would remove the gib and then start flushing the passages out with solvent first then after thoroughly cleaning that up, then make...

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Lovemesomemachines: It would help if you told us a bit about yourself. Are you a young fellow in or just out of high school, or a retiree or somewhere...