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| Bernd:
Nice one Rob. I like the idea of stress relieving. That's a good idea, especially after welding. Would have never thought of that. The part does look like a casting though. This going to be an interesting thread, one I'm going to watch closely. I want to eventually build one for a lathe I'm modifing. Keep up the great work. :thumbup: Bernd |
| sbwhart:
Looking good Rob :thumbup: :thumbup: Stew |
| CrewCab:
Nice to have you aboard Rob :thumbup: and a nice project ........... thanks for the write up, looking forward to the rest. ................ just keep your eyes open for the Boxford version mate :poke: CC |
| Bernd:
Lookin' real good Rob. Ask me how I know about stress relieving! :bang: :lol: Found out about that a long time ago. It's nice to have somebody come up and renew some old procedures. It also helps the new guy that wonders why his BMS warped after he milled it. Bernd |
| Gerhard Olivier:
Rob 2 qeustions. 1 Is it not worth incorporating a small feedscrew into the design ( on the end that has the scale) if you use a feedscrew with very fine thread it would allow you to make measured adjustments??????? 2 Any way my little ARC welder can weld ALi???? Gerhard |
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