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| shoey51:
what a great read and very informative :D thanks John I didnt understand it all but im a newbie with only hours of experience thank you for your posts this site is going to be a great source of learning for me cheers Graham |
| bogstandard:
Graham, That is what this site is all about, if you need to know anything or don't understand what you are reading, just ask. Or the other way is just let yourself in gently, understand what you are able to, and come back to the older posts when you have a little more experience. When your are new to this sort of thing, is is very easy to get overloaded with information, because you want to learn everything straight away. Just take it steady and things will start to make a lot more sense. There is no one pushing you along with a stick :poke: (well not at this time). John |
| Brass_Machine:
John, What a great write up! I have to finish a few more bike bits first, but this is going on my 'must do soon' list. I am on the look out for some bunnies for you! Eric |
| DeereGuy:
Another fine example of an excellent write up for a how to from you. It's what we have grown to expect from you John.:) (Your not only a mentor in machining but in teaching also) The final step on the lathe for truing up the set up was a light bulb for me. Thanks again. Bob |
| bogstandard:
Bob, Light bulbs are getting difficult to find, it is all low energy light sources nowadays. I hope they work just as well. Bogs |
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