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    Are 1/4" fittings different for welding gas cylinders than for air lines?

    I know acetylene fittings are left hand threads for safety reasons. They have a cut mark or notch on the fitting so you don't get confused. Not sure about other gases.
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    What do the markings on this steel plate tell me?

    As Mcgyver said HT is the heat number used to trace the composition of the steel. When I was working I had to order material for QA jobs and the HT # was required for tracing. We also required a copy of the mill certificate for our records. These numbers would then be written or stamped on all...
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    Shop Made BXA tool holders

    Caswell Canada has a similar product https://www.caswellcanada.ca/black-oxide-concentrate.html
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    Craftex vs King Canada

    I have a King 9x42 knee mill bought new about 7 years ago. it's been working great no issues at all. Shortly after receiving it I called King in Montreal to clarify an operating issue, they were very helpful in solving my concern. The operating manual could be improved along with their parts...
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    Product 20 Ton Press

    https://www.princessauto.com/en/20-ton-bench-top-pneumatic-hydraulic-shop-press-with-foot-control/product/PA0008911323 Regular price $949.00 Clearance $533.83
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    Metric/imperial dials

    I have both on mine but I use the DRO in most cases
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    Controlling plasma cutting sparks & debris?

    Where I used to work anyone that may be doing " hot work " were required to ware Nomex clothing. Fortunately the company provided the clothing. The clothing is very expensive so the average home hobbyist is not likely to buy them. I believe the shirts were around $100.00 and the pants $250.00 to...
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    Voest Alpine Lathe- $5000, Burlington

    Why don't these posters at least put the size in the description? I can't tell from the pics.
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    Acra mill?

    They seem to have good reviews on other forums, but I have no direct experience with them. mind you this one as stated is 20yrs old
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    Lathe bed protector..

    Might be able to modify one of these...
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