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I posted something similiar to what your requesting on Peters thread here:
◙ Li’l PINCH (←thang) ◙ pdib (←maker) ◙ not sayin’ (←just sayin’) ◙ shuh-ZAM! (←hyperbole)
and the slots here:
◙ Li’l PINCH (←thang) ◙ pdib (←maker) ◙ not sayin’ (←just sayin’) ◙ shuh-ZAM! (←hyperbole)
and NO, I dont slap newbies asking questions
There's a small problem with this comparison. The aluminum and brass have V2 squonk holes, which leave a bit of material that the V1 squonk hole would remove, thus making them at least slightly heavier than V1 versions would be. Not sure how much difference it really makes. Would be interesting to know though.Aluminum
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I posted something similiar to what your requesting on Peters thread here:
◙ Li’l PINCH (←thang) ◙ pdib (←maker) ◙ not sayin’ (←just sayin’) ◙ shuh-ZAM! (←hyperbole)
and the slots here:
◙ Li’l PINCH (←thang) ◙ pdib (←maker) ◙ not sayin’ (←just sayin’) ◙ shuh-ZAM! (←hyperbole)
and NO, I dont slap newbies asking questions
Thank you very much buddy, that helps a lot!
Maybe this could be possible with non professional equipment.And thanks for not slapping.
There's a small problem with this comparison. The aluminum and brass have V2 squonk holes, which leave a bit of material that the V1 squonk hole would remove, thus making them at least slightly heavier than V1 versions would be. Not sure how much difference it really makes. Would be interesting to know though.
Fair point.
I'll be adding a Ti CC to the mix this evening. I'll weigh a V1 next to a V2.
I'm pretty confident that The.Drifter has access to professional equipment.
Give GD a break, he's the newest n00b
Thank you very much buddy, that helps a lot!
And thanks for not slapping.
Perhaps we need to create a joint venture
We ARE brothers in stainless steel, after all.
Which is considerably thicker than blood AND water.
Or at least stronger
What sort of hat might one put on a Ti (if one had a Ti of one's very own) and one had a matchy-matchy compulsion?
Perhaps we need to create a joint venture
We ARE brothers in stainless steel, after all.
Which is considerably thicker than blood AND water.
Or at least stronger
Yes bro. You pay for the lathe and I will do the caps.
Not that I've been looking or anything
But maybe one of our master machinists could give some input on something along these lines...
Combo Lathe w/ Milling Attachment | Grizzly Industrial
Most folks'll tell ya to get two stand alone machines, if you want to mill, and turn..... I tend to agree with that, especially if you'll be using the machines a lot, and crankin' out lots o' parts. However, you can do a lot of really cool stuff with that setup.
That is a pretty large machine, though. It's actually bigger than my new lathe. That, and the fact that it's 500 pounds.....You just wanna make sure you have the room for it, and a really solid base to set it on.
That is a pretty large machine, though. It's actually bigger than my new lathe. That, and the fact that it's 500 pounds.....You just wanna make sure you have the room for it, and a really solid base to set it on.
Most folks'll tell ya to get two stand alone machines, if you want to mill, and turn..... I tend to agree with that, especially if you'll be using the machines a lot, and crankin' out lots o' parts. However, you can do a lot of really cool stuff with that setup.
That is a pretty large machine, though. It's actually bigger than my new lathe. That, and the fact that it's 500 pounds.....You just wanna make sure you have the room for it, and a really solid base to set it on.
I've got a 15' X 30' shop in the back with a garage door on the front, room and a solid base are not a problem
Im certainly not looking to go into mass production and would definately be open to less expensive options (if I were to fall down this here rabbit hole).
Jwat has officially joined the party!
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