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In custom lighting, the vast majority of our fasteners are 1/4-20 or smaller. Lots of #4 screws for LEDs and similar components. We've got two Tapmatic 50x tapping heads, and I picked up a 30x used a few years ago. I'll run 4-40's in the 30x comfortably. To be fair, though, it's almost always in...

We have roughly the same machine at work! Ours is running as a belt sander, with a back idler and platen set up. Works great, just a 10" x 4" buffing wheel as a drive/contact wheel.

We bought these from Spaenaur a few years ago, for some repair work. Extremely malleable.

Stops/oddball jigs? One of our vises at work is the same. (Except they drilled the mobile jaw, which, eh…)

I'm not sure I'm really pushing the limits of my Syncrowave, but it's pushing the limits of my space and the 40 amp breaker for my stove, so... :p I have to admit, I'm curious to see what options pulse and frequency settings open up. I don't expect them to make me 'the welder I ain't', but...

Yes, the forum stories about repair costs have been a big factor (well, and purchase price!) in not doing this earlier. The guy I bought it from has two more. Works as a millwright, used to take them to sites (food processing, with on site stainless welding stuff), and is very happy with them...

Very little repetition (10-20 pieces at most), and no, it’d take ages to pay for itself, at face value. This is purely out of personal interest, on my part, and on Gabe’s (the younger guy who was at the meet-up with his girlfriend). I’m not talking about asking my boss to buy it, just us...

We keep talking about trying to get a CNC mill going at work…

Twelve bucks!!

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