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13th Jan 2013, 08:29 PM
Thread: Furnace for cast iron
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Hi giesser, Your first post, welcome aboard....
Hi giesser,
Your first post, welcome aboard.
I like your work/videos, I spotted you on youtube some time back and have been checking on your new vids as they came up.
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13th Jan 2013, 08:34 AM
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Hi beefy Do you have a lot of bends to do and...
Hi beefy
Do you have a lot of bends to do and want to keep job in house? If not it may be better to just take the bending requirements to a fabricator with a pan brake or folder. I don't think it... -
10th Jan 2013, 08:00 AM
Thread: Vernier FV.3.TO Milling machine
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Late night eh Ueee, I noticed your post time:)....
Late night eh Ueee, I noticed your post time:). The things that can keep one up late at night:doh:.
Bit of work ahead but good to see you got it in place ok.:2tsup:
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4th Jan 2013, 11:21 PM
Thread: eBay (and other auctions) Metalwork Stuff
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Sticky: Mars of Brisbane manufactured a lathe range named...
Mars of Brisbane manufactured a lathe range named Hercules, so possibly:? a Mars.
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4th Jan 2013, 05:12 PM
Thread: Vernier FV.3.TO Milling machine
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Missing vertical head assembly clamp
Hi Ueee,
If no one can help you from the French forum regarding the clamp I'm sure you will be easily able to work out what is required once you have the head up in position.
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2nd Jan 2013, 09:48 PM
Thread: Vernier FV.3.TO Milling machine
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Hey Ueee this one isn't a universal mill is it?....
Hey Ueee this one isn't a universal mill is it?. Seems a lot of thickness between the traverse slideways and the top of the table. I can see a line across the front just below the levers with the red...
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2nd Jan 2013, 07:47 AM
Thread: Vernier FV.3.TO Milling machine
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I say old chap, very seriously good bargain...
I say old chap, very seriously good bargain there, hope you have a receipt already, don't want him changing his mind:no:.
I recon you get the "Bargain Buyer of the Year" award. Better send the... -
1st Jan 2013, 03:06 PM
Thread: bout arf way thru some of it
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Hi .RC., Yep that's right. Hope all is well...
Hi .RC.,
Yep that's right.
Hope all is well in your neck of the woods and the big shed is being well utilised.
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1st Jan 2013, 02:54 PM
Thread: bout arf way thru some of it
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Lathe is Polish, they make em pretty heavy duty...
Lathe is Polish, they make em pretty heavy duty :2tsup:
Yep the grinder was unloaded here on behalf of my brother in law, it's in his shed at his house.
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1st Jan 2013, 02:03 PM
Thread: Mars lathe crosslide scraping and taper gib
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Hi Ueee, Rework and mod is looking good :2tsup:...
Hi Ueee,
Rework and mod is looking good :2tsup: , NOW ya better get it done quick seein as ou you have a big mill coming.
The better half probably saying "Ueee, WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?" :no:
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1st Jan 2013, 01:50 PM
Thread: bout arf way thru some of it
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AFM Tug 40 is in the building
Happy new year to one and all!!!
Well I got this machine back in late August 2012, finally got around to bringing it inside in December. 1500mm between centres and a 450mm swing, 5 morse taper... -
31st Dec 2012, 04:11 PM
Thread: Making a model diesel engine?
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Looks like it would be a really good...
Looks like it would be a really good project:2tsup: .
Ron's is a good and interesting site, in the past I've spent quite a reasonable amount of time on there, just find it interesting. I though... -
31st Dec 2012, 01:43 PM
Thread: Making a model diesel engine?
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Hi jack620, yea, I didn't think of that, next...
Hi jack620, yea, I didn't think of that, next time I see someone at the park flying I'll stop and have a sticky beak:2tsup: and a gawk and ask a question or two:?. Plus the good bit, I've even seen...
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31st Dec 2012, 12:23 PM
Thread: Making a model diesel engine?
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It can't be too hard to get necessary fuel as I...
It can't be too hard to get necessary fuel as I sometimes drive past a particular park on a Saturday or Sunday and there are usually flyers there with the aeoroplanes on a string, been that way for...
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31st Dec 2012, 11:04 AM
Thread: Show us your Shaper
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Douglas Shaper
Well seeing as I'm mentioned in the LIST:D(message#442) I thought I'd better make effort to show her for all and sundry to gawk at, so ere she are. I had to search my archives to find them, edit etc...
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30th Dec 2012, 08:21 PM
Thread: Making a model diesel engine?
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For lots of info and "how-to's" on compression...
For lots of info and "how-to's" on compression ignition engines of the model aircraft type see Ron Chernich's site. He is Brisbane QLD. based. It's a huge site.
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24th Dec 2012, 06:47 PM
Thread: Your latest project
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Sticky: Great stuff:2tsup:, be good to see the Volstro...
Great stuff:2tsup:, be good to see the Volstro hanging on it.
I see an empty banana box in the background, If they were Queensland bananas I hope they were all bent correctly:D:roflmao2:, we take... -
23rd Dec 2012, 12:07 PM
Thread: Emotocons not coming over into text window
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Testing with Google Chrome
Still on Windows Xp, fibre optic line
Google Chrome this time
:D:):U:? from the right hand list by clicking on em, ok showing up straight away.
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23rd Dec 2012, 11:47 AM
Thread: Emotocons not coming over into text window
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Testing again I'm on the other computer now....
Testing again
I'm on the other computer now. Windows XP, Firefox 15.0.1, optic land line.
Some Emotocons should be on the next line
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23rd Dec 2012, 09:33 AM
Thread: Emotocons not coming over into text window
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:fingerscrossed: Ah-ha, I just did that by...
:fingerscrossed:
Ah-ha,
I just did that by doing the text name with the colon at each end of the word, I'll have to write down the text names of the Emotocons that I so love :biggrin: or is that... -
23rd Dec 2012, 09:16 AM
Thread: Emotocons not coming over into text window
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Another test - Emotocons
:D:):C, So that's good today, strange.
now for one from the extended list
(supposed to be here)
I selected fingers crossed but it aint happening, fail?
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23rd Dec 2012, 12:19 AM
Thread: Emotocons not coming over into text window
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Test Emotocons
I just tried to put 5 in here, looks like fail.
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23rd Dec 2012, 12:13 AM
Thread: Emotocons not coming over into text window
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Emotocons not coming over into text window
When I post a reply and click on one of the smiley faces or one of the emotocons from the extended list it doesn't come up in the text box window, on one of my recent replies to a post a smiley did...
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22nd Dec 2012, 11:51 PM
Thread: Big machine guard made.
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Hi aametalmaster, I liked your reply to the...
Hi aametalmaster,
I liked your reply to the plant manager, bit of quick thinking there.
Good to see you in the vid too, that's big work there not to mention the shed.
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22nd Dec 2012, 10:43 PM
Thread: Timken badge
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Just realised, Ordinance Ball Bearing Factory...
Just realised, Ordinance Ball Bearing Factory most likely totally different to UBCO or perhaps UBCO took it over sometime later. Anyone from Echuca know? Just can't imagine there being two bearing...
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22nd Dec 2012, 10:26 PM
Thread: Timken badge
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Better reference info for UBCO Echuca Ordnance...
Better reference info for UBCO
Echuca Ordnance Factory, Ball Bearing Factory, Echuca, Victoria, during WW2
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22nd Dec 2012, 10:17 PM
Thread: Timken badge
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UBCO Reference Ball bearing manufacture at...
UBCO Reference
Ball bearing manufacture at UBCO (ball bearing) Echuca [United Bearing Company] [picture] , State Library of Victoria
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22nd Dec 2012, 10:13 PM
Thread: Timken badge
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UBCO, Echuca reference The Timken Company:...
UBCO, Echuca reference
The Timken Company: Information from Answers.com
Info I read was that Timken set up in Ballarat in 1958
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22nd Dec 2012, 09:48 PM
Thread: ALL the best
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Yes and from me too to you pipeclay. Merry...
Yes and from me too to you pipeclay.
Merry Christmas and happy new year to all, and sundry of course and, and, the others too, naturally.
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22nd Dec 2012, 09:35 PM
Thread: Timken badge
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Hi morrisman, Good one, and to think some Timken...
Hi morrisman,
Good one, and to think some Timken bearings were actually made in Australia once upon a time, from 1958 in good old Ballarat, Victoria.
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22nd Dec 2012, 08:58 PM
Thread: Dial vernier calipers ?
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Hi cba_melbourne, Just a mo(supposed to be...
Hi cba_melbourne,
Just a mo(supposed to be some smilies here) , metric bearings are toleranced from zero to the negative side of nominal on both ID and OD, except for some magneto bearings. The... -
22nd Dec 2012, 08:24 PM
Thread: measuring fanatic !
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Yes Ueee, we are keeping an eye on you :D and...
Yes Ueee, we are keeping an eye on you :D and that fella with the strange optical stuff ; now the rest of us are all normal, sane, sensible, rational....
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22nd Sep 2012, 01:07 PM
Thread: Brass Bar Suppliers - Any Suggestions
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Hi Anorak Bob, Postage/freight probably...
Hi Anorak Bob,
Postage/freight probably prohibitive but here's a supplier over this side willing to supply small quantities.
Home
Hope you find someone suitable that's closer.
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21st Sep 2012, 11:11 PM
Thread: A Guided Tap Holder.
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ENCO and CDCO direct links to tap holders
Here's the links direct to the tap handles, save a bit of searching for anyone who hasn't found them yet.
Enco - Guaranteed Lowest Prices on Machinery, Measuring Tools, Cutting Tools and Shop... -
21st Sep 2012, 11:05 PM
Thread: A Guided Tap Holder.
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Gidday, I wonder what quality difference if...
Gidday,
I wonder what quality difference if any there is between the one's shown by Anorak Bob and Big Shed.
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21st Sep 2012, 10:13 PM
Thread: Tap Magic online ?
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Hi, Just for interest, what other cutting oils...
Hi,
Just for interest, what other cutting oils etc have you tried. I have never tried TapMagic but use (among other oils etc) Rocol RTD and generally have no major problems cutting 4140.
Be... -
16th Sep 2012, 11:12 PM
Thread: Welding thin durogal tubing
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For more info download the Duragal welding guide...
For more info download the Duragal welding guide from here
DuraGal® Easy Welding Guide (Technical Information)
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16th Sep 2012, 10:27 AM
Thread: Swivel Base Revisited
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Tis coming along good Anorak Bob, every bits a...
Tis coming along good Anorak Bob, every bits a winner.:2tsup:
You need four? so two spares?:2tsup:, or are you fitting the 2 extra in the base you had move during the slitting saw episode. That's if... -
15th Sep 2012, 07:40 PM
Thread: eBay (and other auctions) Metalwork Stuff
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Sticky: Hi Steamwhisperer and all, I don't know that...
Hi Steamwhisperer and all,
I don't know that it's not a repair but to me It looks like a coolant diversion "trough" when the pic is enlarged.
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26th Aug 2012, 10:01 PM
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Thanks .RC. for the story and pics of the current...
Thanks .RC. for the story and pics of the current going-on's of a central Queensland cow chaser:D.
I bet the truck crane:2tsup: will come in handy around the place.
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26th Aug 2012, 09:45 PM
Thread: End of an era as Toowoomba Foundry closes..
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CMI auction Toowoomba
Further to .RC.'s post about Grays CMI Toowoomba auction
Here's the link to Grays page with the various auction listings for CMI. The catalogue of items usually shows up on the start day of... -
26th Aug 2012, 08:59 PM
Thread: Slideway Grinder Demonstration.
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Thanks for letting us visit via the pics and...
Thanks for letting us visit via the pics and video's:2tsup:. Great stuff.
Melbourne again!, all the good stuff's in Melbourne:rolleyes::D, well perhaps except the weather, so I've heard:D
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13th Aug 2012, 08:07 AM
Thread: Source of 6mm x 6mm HSS?
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Blackwoods sell Sutton stuff and list the...
Blackwoods sell Sutton stuff and list the imperial sizes but should also be able to get the metric sizes easily enough.
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13th Aug 2012, 07:58 AM
Thread: Source of 6mm x 6mm HSS?
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Sutton 6mm square listed here, 100mm long. ...
Sutton 6mm square listed here, 100mm long.
Tool steel | Hi-Speed Tooling
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26th Jul 2012, 11:23 AM
Thread: eBay (and other auctions) Metalwork Stuff
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Sticky: Yes that's always the big unknown, pity tho that...
Yes that's always the big unknown, pity tho that our blokes' bid at that wasn't the highest:(
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26th Jul 2012, 08:52 AM
Thread: Parting/cutting on the shaper
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Hi Ueee, :2tsup: It's lookin good. I'd lock...
Hi Ueee,
:2tsup: It's lookin good.
I'd lock the clapper, set stroke position to give more room at the beginning of the stroke to give enough time to do the downfeed adjustment. Try a tool with... -
26th Jul 2012, 07:54 AM
Thread: eBay (and other auctions) Metalwork Stuff
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Sticky: $589 + Grays charges. Damn cheap for two grinders...
$589 + Grays charges. Damn cheap for two grinders I recon, the boys should ah snaggled em.:D
Surface Grinders, Quantity of 2 - Jones & Shipman Model 540 Auction (0005-5003778) | GraysOnline... -
25th Jul 2012, 10:16 PM
Thread: Right angle head taper?
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Yes 1/2inch x 12 is common on NT30. They also...
Yes 1/2inch x 12 is common on NT30. They also come in M12 thread.
If it's got a short parallel snout on the drawbar end then advertise it as NT. BT hasn't got the parallel section.
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23rd Jul 2012, 11:38 AM
Thread: Thread cutting on the lathe ??
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Ueee, compound to be set at 0 degrees, ie...
Ueee, compound to be set at 0 degrees, ie slideways parallel to lathe bed. I think you understood that anyway.
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23rd Jul 2012, 11:35 AM
Thread: Thread cutting on the lathe ??
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The Eccentric Engineering one can, Diamond Tool...
The Eccentric Engineering one can,
Diamond Tool Holder
It doesn't have the round shank in the main body like the Ifanger one so it must be made with a leading edge clearance to suit most helix of...