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Anvil restoration advice needed
Getting old, selling my 500lb. (actually 502lb) anvil. Wire brushing it to remove dirt and rust. Then what? Should I paint the sides? Surface the top? Or, is it best to leave this work to the...
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Pinzgauer/Mercedes MOG differences
Hi Steve - sounds an interesting job? The Pinzgauer is Rather More Modern... The ones I've ridden in (not driven) have far better, suppler suspension - I think it may be fully independent, and it's...
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what about making remote valve for lowering
to lower bottle jack when completely covered. Is there a way to connect to lowering valve port
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Uses of "structural tube" with thick walls
As part of that lot of steel stock that I bought recently, there was a big bundle of "structural tube", which is steel tubing 2-6 inches diameter, with walls 1/2 to 1 inch thick. I hae to admit that I...
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Quality portable air compressor
Looks beefy, but its small tank (low reserve) could cause problems as well. Esp for spray painting. For spray painting, you need *gallons* more than cfm of the 'pressor itself. At least to remain...
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WTB *LARGE* used plough disks
I am looking for a few (1 to 6) large (1 or 2 36 inch and 1 or 2 26 inch, and 1 or 2 22 inch nominal diameter) used plough disks. These can have either the smooth or scalloped/toothed edge. Should not...
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shock proof and non shock test indicators
What's the real definition of "shockproof" and "nonshock" as seen on test indicators?
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11 years ago
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Anyone Need a McMaster Book?
Anyone need a McMaster Carr book? I've got #118 that is about to go to the recycle bin. Excellent condition for the most part. I can UPS it to anyone in the states at no charge unless you want to pay...
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Somewhat off topic for AMuzi
In wandering around your site I came across a photo of a bloke holding a green Panasonic bike ( On the seat stays, starting an inch or so below the seat post clamp, there are two "U" shaped fittings,...
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My belt sander thinks it's a Van de Graaff generator
I've had one inch sparks from the belt to my hands while using it. Any suggestions? It's chassis is connected to the power plug ground.
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11 years ago
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What is it? Set 487
I've been having some problems logging on to my news server so I'm late posting today, here is this week's set:
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11 years ago
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Anybody here make a magnetic brake?
I am working on a 5th axis for the mill. I think it will need a brake. I'm not sure if the servo motor will be able to hold position for some operations. I have looked at magnetic particle brakes and...
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HVLP Turbine Spray Systems
No, but some fyi stuff. rec.woodworking is the place to go for spray painting. mebbe for car painting. HF has an hvlp system for $80-100, that the RW peeple say is OK. And finally, iirc, Infomercial...
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Best carbide lapping method?
I have been grinding and lapping carbide tools by hand for over 30 years. I have gotten pretty good at it. But with the relatively newer micrograin carbides it is possible to buy carbide inserts for...
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Henry Ford: American Experience
Caught the second hour.... fascinating. Caught a camera pan of a factory floor with what seemed like 100's of lathes.... geared head, no belts??
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