Tool Chucking Reamers
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I usually have no problems with the 10 Commandments. It's the 7 Deadly Sins that get me in trouble!
When I was younger it was Lust, but nowadays it's Sloth!
What the he!!, now there are two lists? Nobody told me. Would like to here more about those 7 deadly sins though.
In context of adjustable, I never have. Its trial fit, adjust a wee bit, trial .... repeat until you take a cut and the matting part fits. For example, 1/2 piece needs a close sliding in a 1/2" hole. You use a 1/2 reamer but it still won't go. Maybe the reamer only cut a .4996 hole or the stock is .5002. Adjustable reamer to the rescue, done by trial and error. When it just starts to cut, you'll be sub thou removal. With a careful touch on the adjustment you can get things right where you need them, i.e. working to less than a thou.
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It really is a lot to keep track of. Things are a lot easier if you follow the single commandment of the politicians creed, Thou Shall Not Get Caught.
Probably too late now. Carry on.
According to the standard list, the 7 deadly sins are: pride, greed, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony and sloth,
The seven capital virtues, also known as contrary or remedial virtues, are those opposite the seven deadly sins. They are: chastity, temperance, charity, diligence, patience, kindness, and humility.
There are also 7 heavenly virtues which combine the four cardinal virtues of prudence, justice, temperance, and fortitude with the three theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity.
I can only count a few virtues in my character with any confidence at all. Apparently, I'm going straight to hell and I'm not stopping along the way for adjustable reamers.
Dan Dubeau
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I will admit I Covet thy neighbors shop quite a bit. Wife, not so much.......
Wait till you are mid 70s. Even your neighbours 60 year old mother starts looking pretty good. You just won't remember why.
Dan Dubeau
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Same reason Dogs chase squirrels. They have no idea why, and have no idea what to do with it when they catch it. It's just Animal instinct.
Ya, but the rules of nature get broken by 60 year women, they stop running away and either start doing the chasing or they grab the frying pan. Either way, the outcome is not good for the old dogs.......
Dan Dubeau
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I don't know much about Women, but they probably just want to make you breakfast or something. It must be their way of asking you to stay the night, so you're there in the morning for breakfast
IIRC these lists follow from the Arthurian legend / tradition and are a recapitulation of classical notions of virtue and vice (think Marcus Aurelius) during medieval times within a Catholic framework. Maybe I have read too may books at the expense of welding practice
Doggggboy
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Not more than once, anyway.
Actually you can if you are far enough away that it's an interrupted stream. Great stunt to pull with buddies that don't know the trick....
Well I still can beat that back in school I was the guy that would grab the leads to see if it was getting any spark to the plugs, one day in shop I grabbed the lead on the sparkplug tester and said push the button generating the current down my arm jumping from my “ AHEM “ to the steel table! Needles to say I never did that again.
dave_lawson@
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Because there can never be enough information to geek out over...
It has a rather (ahem) lengthy discussion on fits....and it might send you into one.
Principles of Tolerancing
Tolerance is the total amount a dimension may vary and is the difference between the upper (maximum) and lower (minimum) limits. Because it is impossible to make everything to an exact size, tolerances are used on production drawings to control the parts. When do we need tolerances? In...
www.mcgill.ca
It has a rather (ahem) lengthy discussion on fits....and it might send you into one.
