Here is a list of all the postings bernard towers has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: A Merry Christmas to All |
25/12/2021 11:17:45 |
Merry Christmas everybody and a Happy swarfmaking New Year. |
Thread: 43 TPI |
24/12/2021 11:53:31 |
Have you tried 0.6mm pitch? |
Thread: Blank Tee Nuts. |
24/12/2021 11:45:18 |
T nuts are freely available from a few of our usual suppliers |
Thread: Gasket material for motor terminal box |
24/12/2021 11:38:25 |
As Noel says silicone rtv just spread a film in the lid, leave to cure and use the plus is its difficult to lose! |
Thread: MyFord S7 Carriage Screw |
23/12/2021 21:38:48 |
Sorry Franco your original posting was for a 1/4 bsf thread not a S7 multi position carriage stop. |
Thread: Minnie 1" |
23/12/2021 21:29:20 |
+1for Jason you need razor sharp tools |
Thread: 43 TPI |
23/12/2021 21:25:57 |
Why do you find it necessary to screwcut a 5 ba thread?? |
Thread: Silver soldering stainless steel |
23/12/2021 21:23:36 |
Silver soldering is brazing |
Thread: Guided bus lane |
23/12/2021 13:44:21 |
Just on the local news, Cambridge guided busway to close as they have safety concerns. |
Thread: MyFord S7 Carriage Screw |
23/12/2021 10:04:53 |
Can someone explain why I would get a personal message from Franco when I am not involved in this posting?? Edited By bernard towers on 23/12/2021 10:05:25 |
Thread: Rivetting |
19/12/2021 19:21:56 |
Don’t forget to anneal non ferrous and let down steel ones beforehand, makes life a lot easier! |
Thread: Yet another knurling question. |
19/12/2021 19:18:09 |
When I have to do long knurls I get the knurls to get the correct pattern (timed together) which is not necessarily full depth and then traverse the length of the knurl then repeat a bit deeper till full pattern is achieved and use plenty of coolant to wash away debris. Having said that it’s not the easiest of jobs. Out of interest I have the lathe spinning at around 350 to 500 rpm depending on dia. |
Thread: going carbide on a Myford |
19/12/2021 19:10:11 |
Try a little we 40 as a cutting lube it should stop cold welding on the tip. |
Thread: The New Normal Christmas? |
17/12/2021 21:14:32 |
Local libraries are full of them |
Thread: Unimat sl1000 tool post tool holder |
16/12/2021 21:53:05 |
The second toolpost which Thor mentions in his post is the version that I use on my Peatol on couldn’t live without it. Toolholders are cheap or you could make your own with a strip af Ali, I have 12!, for mine and they ate all loaded. Go for it. |
Thread: Wire |
16/12/2021 21:47:57 |
Surely the sailing dingy wire is double wound so the use finer wire that accepts being bent round fittings more readily. The wire in the picture is Bowden pattern. |
Thread: Machining Plastic |
14/12/2021 23:24:50 |
The club I used to belong to used wood circular saws with tc blades. |
Thread: Dimensions for model machines |
12/12/2021 22:15:41 |
A visit to an industrial museum with a tape measure?? |
Thread: Horizontal Mill Project |
12/12/2021 12:32:06 |
DPound to a pinch it’s tapered use a dremel to clean ends to determine which end is the smaller of the two and bingo Edited By bernard towers on 12/12/2021 12:32:41 |
Thread: Kant Twist alternative? |
09/12/2021 22:15:28 |
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