Here is a list of all the postings Blue Heeler has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Work Shop Talk - Tour of my Work Shop |
10/07/2019 23:39:11 |
Posted by 34046 on 10/07/2019 11:52:04:
Jim Thanks for posting Particularly like the the jars fixed to the ceiling - out of the way and easy to see the contents. Bill Thanks Bill |
10/07/2019 07:39:04 |
Posted by Daniel on 09/07/2019 07:36:23:
Great video, Jim. It's always fascinating to see how others have their shops set up. Forum members workshop tours would make a nice thread. I'll see if I can get it together, to do one ... ATB, Daniel
Daniel I would enjoy looking through more members workshops/sheds/garages etc |
09/07/2019 09:03:49 |
What a great workshop John, I wish I had room for a desk and office chair. |
Thread: 3 in 1 shear brake roller mod |
09/07/2019 08:18:09 |
Thanks Brian. |
Thread: Work Shop Talk - Tour of my Work Shop |
09/07/2019 07:48:30 |
Posted by Brian H on 09/07/2019 07:41:37:
I wouldn't dare give you a tour of my workshop, following a recent kitchen renovation, it's a complete tip! Brian Brian I'd only just finished a big clean up so it was a very opportune time! Trust me, its not neat like that all the time |
09/07/2019 07:47:38 |
Posted by Daniel on 09/07/2019 07:36:23:
Great video, Jim. It's always fascinating to see how others have their shops set up. Forum members workshop tours would make a nice thread. I'll see if I can get it together, to do one ... ATB, Daniel
Thanks Daniel, I'd enjoy a trip through your workshop, I've managed to shoehorn a lot into my small space that I have. |
09/07/2019 05:28:04 |
Here's a tour of my small work shop/shed. When you have a small shed its like a boat, you don't waste a square inch of space and all nooks and crannies get utilized! Edited By Blue Heeler on 09/07/2019 05:28:12 |
Thread: 3 in 1 shear brake roller mod |
09/07/2019 04:36:18 |
3 in 1 shear brake roller simple mod to make it much more simple to cut squarely.
Edited By Blue Heeler on 09/07/2019 04:36:25 |
Thread: What do you use your lathe for? |
04/07/2019 00:06:49 |
Cheers for the replies all. |
03/07/2019 08:08:07 |
What's the main thing you use your lathe for? Mine is for my model and toy steam engine hobby/addiction. |
Thread: Do you use Chinese HSS? |
29/06/2019 08:52:15 |
Do you use Chinese HSS or a quality brand HSS for your lathe bits? I have both, but I'm very bias towards the quality HSS bits and I turn 80% - 90% brass and ali. The Chinese HSS in a whole host of a range of sizes make great mill parallels for me.
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Thread: What method do you use to find center height for your lathe bit? |
29/06/2019 08:47:00 |
Danny thanks mate for the link to the shearing tool. |
Thread: HSS Tool Bit Size |
28/06/2019 23:29:24 |
Howard I've been tempted to buy a Tangential Turning tool for years to try one out. |
Thread: Do you clean your workshop at the end of the day? |
28/06/2019 10:19:49 |
Do you clean your workshop at the end of the day so when you go in there next its all in order? Or are you up to your elbows in tools and stuff and spend a lot of time looking for what your after? So, really just asking.....how tidy are you in your workshop I'd say I'm 'fairly' tidy.......most of the time. |
Thread: Side Cut Angle on HSS Tool Bits |
27/06/2019 08:10:55 |
Lots of references to tool grinding show and mention SCA, I've never understood what it does. |
Thread: What method do you use to find center height for your lathe bit? |
27/06/2019 08:06:56 |
Posted by not done it yet on 27/06/2019 07:31:11:
I don’t understand the importance of using 40mm aluminium Who said it was important except yourself? It's actually 39mm and I have 6 x 3m lengths of the stuff that a friend liberated and gave to me from a place that he worked at that closed down. Your posts are always such a pleasure and a real treat to read, please keep up the effort. |
27/06/2019 06:30:29 |
What method do you use to find center height for your lathe bit? I've made jigs and tried lots of different methods over time, but I still find facing off a bit of 40mm aluminium the easiest and I also find this method seems to give the best surface finish for me. |
Thread: Side Cut Angle on HSS Tool Bits |
27/06/2019 01:15:40 |
Can someone please explain to me what the Side Cut Angle does on a HSS tool bit?
Kind regards, Jim
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Thread: HSS Tool Bit Size |
27/06/2019 00:58:27 |
Thank you Thor, Jason and Larry much appreciated the posts. |
26/06/2019 05:46:44 |
G'day all, If you have a 9x20, 10x22, Myford etc sized lathe what size HSS toolbit do you prefer to use? I do like 1/4" tool size because its a lot quicker to grind and I get a good finish, my QCTP and lathe take up to 1/2" tool size. To increase my knowledge...its dumb question time Does the size of the radius (smaller on a smaller tool bit & larger on a larger toolbit) play a part in the final finish ie is there a difference using different sized tool bits? Cheers all, Jim |
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