Nice Ideas, but unfortunately the cheese I eat (only very occasionally) comes in the little plastic envelopes..Kraft ....and goes nicely with baloney and bread.
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Gunner
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Any good suggestions for storage of horizontal mill cutters?
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That would be the most money he's earned in years.
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Hey R. Wink,
Not a bad idea! ! Good for end mills and such. On the other hand, the OP (Gunner) wants to store horizontal milling cutters, no doubt ranging from 2 or 3" to 8 or 10" in diameter, and a wide range of "widths", so the index isn't well suited to that.
Good thought though,
Take care,.
Brian Lawson, Bothwell, Ontario.
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Why would I want to ebay cutters that I use quite regularly while cutting metal?
So Jessie...got that anal tear thingy healed up yet?
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Indeed. Good idea and something I may build for endmills. The Abene has a 4hp spindle and can and does turn a 2" endmill quite well, with its
1300 rpm max speed, but does go down to 17rmp nicely.Gunner
I am the Sword of my Family and the Shield of my Nation. If sent, I will crush everything you have built, burn everything you love, and kill every one of you. (Hebrew quote)
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If that was in any way true you would not have this issue. You don't make anything.
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"advice" you ignorant idiot.