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Joules:
Hello Mick,
               welcome to the madness.  Good choice of starter lathe the 7x14, I have had a larger lathe for 20yrs and bought a mini lathe a few years back, it was to do metric thread cutting.  The second lathe has proved very useful especially once I have a job setup in the main lathe and find I need a bush or part for tooling.

http://mikesworkshop.weebly.com

   Have a look on this site, for inspiration and ideas.  Loads of stuff on the net, just get doing and make swarf, you can decide what its going to be later  :thumbup:

               Joules

dsquire:

--- Quote from: Joules on October 22, 2013, 10:30:59 AM ---snip
...  Loads of stuff on the net, just get doing and make swarf, you can decide what its going to be later  :thumbup:

               Joules

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Joules

I like that advise. You should use that as your tag line.  :D :D

Cheers  :beer:

Don

Bangkok Mick:

--- Quote from: Phrog on October 22, 2013, 12:03:52 AM ---Sawadee Mick,

When not in the States I spend my time in your neck of the woods... Khon Kaen.

how is the lathe coming along?

Phrog ... Aka Rob

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Hi Rob and welcome to the forum, this forum is a great source of information. I've been using my lathe for a few months now and have a couple of projects under my belt with plenty more to learn.

Say hi next time your in Bangkok.

Cheers Mick

AussieJimG:
Welcome Mick I am sure you will enjoy the company here.

Jim

Meldonmech:
Hi Mick

                  Welcome to the forum.

                                                     Cheers David

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