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Stuart have a building guide book, with metric dimensions for no 10.

TEE Publishing ISBN 1 85761 096 2 revised 1995

Thanks

Now i have to test that.

Bertil

I have to disassemble the spindle then this unfortunately was a little crooked. So it can be when buying used items.
This machine is available under a variety of names.
So if anyone can help me with instructions to mount the spindle down without ruining anything, I would be happy.

Hi
I assemble my DRO, which became the Christmas present to myself.
Works perfect. Both accuracy and repeatability, and hysteresis is so good you could wish for.
And it's bought from China for £ 200. But no Rubbish, it was in all cases not.
And the same functions as those of the 850 pounds that I worked with before

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Hi

Is there anybody who have a manual or drawing for the

KTF-13 Drill press

(King Feng Fu Machinery works co Ltd)

Bertil

Oxan floor oil is the outstanding for concrete floor.

We hav used that since 1980 for our machine shot at school.

Easy to repar and strog. Stands for welding too.

Thanks

Looks good.

Bertil

Tank you Jens.

If you would do that work i should be happy.

Bertil

Thanks

Jens Eirik do you have any drawings for yor draincocks?

Bertil

What thread should you choose for the steam in and out connection to Stuart V-10, to fit common accesories.
And what thread for the drain taps?

Growing up with millimeter so I need advice.

Bertil

Yes you have many intelligent questions and lots of experience.
If I have put it quite that there controler bords even for USB for Mach3 or?
Feels a little crazy to buy the controller with parallel port, as soon as there is on any computer anymore

OK John

Dont you think that pocket fult is solved now, thereis a lot of updates made.

A thing i liked very mych is the automatic toll hight calibration in the home point. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToeWsqf7Dhs)

I hav not find that in Mach3.

I have not used Mach3 so much, but I and my students have converted a smal mill to cnc as a project.

There we used mach3 and tha thougt it was difficult to set up. But it can be that we dont have read the big manual carely enough.

I want a software which is simple to use, cheep, but can do all things you need for a mill, lathe and a router.

Im not interested in making anny programing into the software, so for me it isent a need for open source.

But it must be safe, no broken tools.

Bertil

Hi

I think i start with Harolds rest first, as it is easy to make and cheep too. Then i vill make an havier one.

Witch one, im not sure.

Would be interesting to se the drawings of the BSMME grinder.

Im glad to be here at this forum, you are all so helpful.

excuse for my bad english.

But im much better at swedish

Bertil

Hi

Is there anybody who use this program.

If so, im interested if its good or not.

www.planet-cnc.com

Bertil

Yes John i have , but have not get any answer from the seller.

Bertil

Thak you Les.

What programmer dis you use to program the PIC.

Bertil

Thanks

Les J, i looked at you album and found an interesting tacho, do you have the drowing and what kind of sensor are you using to it.

Bertil

John S have you looked at you cd?

Bertil

Hi

Harold I think about the one in the book "Milling a complete course".

Im not a member of the bristol modellenginners so I could not open the drawing page.

So howe to by the Colyer/Caseley cutter grinder drawing then.

Bertil

Thanks

Harold

I have looked at your sanding block many many times in the grinding book. but thought it looked a bit too weak out.
But now understand that it is not so.
So I am considering making it along with the accessories.
Maybe I enhances the foot with a micrometer adjustment.

Bertil