Member postings for martin haysom

google air line dryers easy and cheap to make. made mine out of "junk" i already had.

don't know if this helps, i had the same problem with a ford fix was simple. just changed the gear on the cable. found a calculator on line which told me which gear to use .

read the spec ,do what it says ,work's every time. must remember to do this myself. used a Loktite recently [ not at home so can't check which one] spec says sets in 1/2 hour but full strength one week

my machine lights are 12v domestic downlights in a bean tin. never had a problem after all i switched the machine on so i know its running and it makes a noise so cannot forget its running. however if it was a problem i would use a 12 volt battery

only tray i use on my lathe is the one the manufacture put there only get cleaned when it full with my home made scraper which is a mini version of one i have seen at work long L shape bar ,file handle on one end and a bit of flat plate welded on the other. could that thread be 1/2 NPT

the more i hear about this the more i am convinced its was a peise of junk built by a fool

as others have said its unlikely to be what it says on the tin. could be previous owner used it as neat cutting oil, got decanted into any available container to get it home

just glue it the old crack ment it did dot ring before it got dropped

working to those limits you will also need a tempture controlled workshop and some very high end machine's. as for measuring equipment i don't know. but i do know it will need calibrating professionally. i have never worked to those limits, however i do work in the aerospace industry where such equipment is the norm.

if used correctly all the distortion will be on the off cut and the job remains flat

i had this problem. your first attempt is on the right track, i my case as the DTI is not turning on the centre line of the top slide i was getting confused adjusting the angle correctly.

the OP did specify the weight .

could not watch all the video." corporate cow poo" we get it all the time at work .good fun to point out to young managers "that's not new we tried that years ago"

could put more than one beam from side to side to increase load capacity

if i read this right you are going to buy a welder to learn to weld to make a hoist to move one lathe. a hoist you most likely will hardly ever use.i hardly ever used my hoist when i was repairing cars its just a waste of space now. i would recommend renting one.

lots of cheep "loctite" in the bay of fleece its fake. a problem to the aerospace industry but properly OK for ME

its charged on the total and a admin charge

could you make an adaptor