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Xldevil:
Hello.
Your very nice holders look quite similar to mine,which I made according to the plans from H.Hall.
Combined with a crank handle they work perfect and make "life" a lot easier.
Btw.I bought a MT blank as well and simply bored it.
But now that I have finished my set over tailstock center this week,I'm looking forward to make my own morse taper next time.

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Cheers,Ralph

-steves-:
Excellent stuff, another very neat job :clap:

Good little book that one, easy to follow and the tools are useful which is the main thing :thumbup:

I am glad I am not the only one to have followed these :thumbup:

-steves-:
Also made myself a couple of inexpensive DRO's. They have a megnetic back and are based on the follwoing article. They cost less than £10 each and have already been extremely useful, very very pleased with them :thumbup: (http://start-model-engineering.co.uk/2011/08/micro-dro-for-less-than-10/)

A couple of pictures of mine, on the lathe and the mill. They remain stationary with strong magnets on them, until you wish to move them.

Stilldrillin:
Another nice piece of equipment to add to the growing collection! :D

Nice to see you're roaming around, picking up hints n tips Steve. :clap: :clap:

I think most of us followed John's developments, during the summer....... :thumbup:

David D

arnoldb:
Good going Steve :thumbup:

You'll find all these tools you're making will really help you in the long term; they later start to feel like old friends through use :D

:beer:, Arnold

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