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What do you guys use to get a good seal with oil, like a site glass? The glass is cemented in a disk of metal, which then is fixed to the machine with three screws .... leaks are between the machine and the disk. It's about impossible to get both parts clean and oil free (the machine cavity...

Not cheap, but seems less than they usually want. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1025568286071525/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

We have been a proud lead sponsor of this high school robotics team for many years now and they were silver medalists at last weekend's season opener. If you start feeling grumpy along the lines of "kids these days", you have to get to a robotics competition. They are different every year; the...

with the ubiquitous AT VFD's like here http://myosuploads3.banggood.com/products/20190919/20190919015909SKU792664.pdf how does one go about wiring an emergency stop? The "multi" input has a setting for emergency stop, but it operates on normally open.... whereas an E stop is always suppose to...

went out at five when things are quiet and got some snow pics :)

Yippy. Even more boring videos to come!! Terminated last last June, it has now been restored. Repetitive inquiries yielded "our decision is final" "there is nothing we can do", "the decision was carefully and thoughtfully made", somehow through the fog I reached someone. And they...

... or why I love the old quality stuff. Less than a micron run out achieved. Still have not got my youtube back. There is zero reason from them cancelling me, and all I've got from them "it looks like you’ve already appealed & received an email outlining the final decision. We know it wasn’t...

I've got a type 13 x 42 but this has box ways which I've not seen before and is a 13 x 50. Wonder when they switched? Anyway, they are an amazing lathe. Super heaving duty and tons of features. My 13x42 is 7.5 hp and weights 5100 lbs. Cuts inch, metric, module and diametrical pitches, multi...

All the discussion on the Vevor sharpener prompted me to dust off some digital photos and give a description of mine. The Vevor for a few hundred dollars is a heck of a lot easier than making this, and if the quality and results are good it may be the best solution. What this one offers is...

Vendor calls it a Heinman, but they are just the distributor. I've got one and they are a great little grinder, better than the Cuttermaster they are patterned after (better because of the column). Made in Taiwan and very smooth running. Given it comes with the air bearing, radius attachment...