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3”Dia. Rotary Table. Horizontal and Vertical mounting faces. Rarely used, with mounting hardware.
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3”Dia. Rotary Table, $100, Burlington, ON
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TorontoBuilder
Sapientia et Doctrina Stabilitas
too much snow to go get it
Fortunately, everyone else has the same problem......
Sorry, can't help but be reminded of yet one more story.
Number of years back was up in Cowtown visiting a buddy. Called another friend who lives on an acreage about 20 mins out of town to come in & join us for a beer. The pissing & moaning we got was both sad & hilarious.
"Oh, it's so cold out." "There's a bunch of snow on the ground." "The wife doesn't want me to go." "I've got so much to do." Blah, blah, blah.
We hit a beer store, stopped by a grocery store to pick up some bread, eggs & sausage & headed out to his place (doing the speed limit, BTW), making a great show of "slogging" through the few inches of snow in his front yard, rang the doorbell, and, deadpan, handed him the beer & groceries & asked if he needed a blanket or anything else to survive.
Sheepishly he invited us in for beers, bread & sausage.
Number of years back was up in Cowtown visiting a buddy. Called another friend who lives on an acreage about 20 mins out of town to come in & join us for a beer. The pissing & moaning we got was both sad & hilarious.
"Oh, it's so cold out." "There's a bunch of snow on the ground." "The wife doesn't want me to go." "I've got so much to do." Blah, blah, blah.
We hit a beer store, stopped by a grocery store to pick up some bread, eggs & sausage & headed out to his place (doing the speed limit, BTW), making a great show of "slogging" through the few inches of snow in his front yard, rang the doorbell, and, deadpan, handed him the beer & groceries & asked if he needed a blanket or anything else to survive.
Sheepishly he invited us in for beers, bread & sausage.
Doggggboy
Ultra Member
Sure you're not just unable to pull yourself away from the ramen broth?
MashingMetal
Well-Known Member
I remember how Blondiehacks in her videos said how useless this size is. By the time you put clamps on it, not much room left.
I think that is only generally true. Yes, bigger is usually better. But sometimes, you do need a small one! To have both would be perfect.
MashingMetal
Well-Known Member
I agree, I have a 12” and it doesn’t go 90 degrees, I am not sure how useful that feature is, I just use a dividing head or spin indexer or switch to the horizontal mill sometimes.