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That's actually the best of all options. The four legs with just the one load equalizer for a steady and stable lower. Easily set for a firm footing....
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This is a good point. But I would go with a different plan since we only need ONE chuck.
For JT mounted chucks this is usually a one time...
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I commonly allow for one adjustable foot on most things I make which move around. But this isn't to level but instead to just steady the table or machine...Last edited by BCRider; Yesterday, 02:58 PM.
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Without getting into all the theory about this I can report that this is an issue. Not with the lighter duty tools but certainly with the two Ryobi angle...
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I like the color. The shade looks properly industrial.
I'm of mixed feeling about the location of the emergency switch. If there's a...
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You forgot to add the BADDA-BOOMP-CHING! sound to that........
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I would assume that the first is so the right hand insert can do a facing cut without dragging the other insert? The second is for times where you want...
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BCRider replied to My 6" 4 jaw seems to need a 9/32 hex key, anyone know where to get a T handle for it?in GeneralDevil's advocate time? How loose is the 7mm in the recess? You posted that you've used the 7mm for a while now. Check the hex recess for signs of the...
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BCRider replied to My 6" 4 jaw seems to need a 9/32 hex key, anyone know where to get a T handle for it?in GeneralYep, that describes it neatly in a nutshell....
You described the idea of using a hex bolt or nut as an impromptu indexing key. That's...
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That's got to be some pretty crazy advanced timing on those steam engines to need to be pull started like that..... Incredible! ! ! And the SOUND! Very...
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Not saying that this is the answer to the RB's search but a few years back I got to shoot some CB caps out of my heavy barrel BSA Martini. I think I...
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I'd say it has some use for a home type even working with manual machine. As Doozer states it saves a tool change. And that's just as handy for us non...
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My mill came with a 70mm diameter four tooth setup with the brazed carbide tool bits. It's way too much of a bite even at low RPM for my mini knee mill....
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You should. Get it out and enjoy it even if it is just the occasional glance. If it doesn't make you smile pass it on to someone that will tend to it...
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Yep, it was a lot. An earlier buddy that made up his own fuel for FAI control line team racing and for the .15 combat models we flew at the time altered...
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I'm happy that you're happy. Your findings mirror my own from doing that test on my sample of CI.
Dan, please do post back. Options that...
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Yes, they do pretty well on a smaller and lighter boat. Well enough to catch and flip in fact.
A bit bigger and more sedate and they zip...
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He's been gone for years now but Eric Clutton used to run a home sales outfit that sold imported diesel engines and he also made and sold fuel for them....
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