ega | 01/11/2019 11:09:02 |
2805 forum posts 219 photos | Michael G: Thank you. "simple.wikipedia" sounded just the thing for me until I saw the warning at the head of the entry! I did look at it and noted the distinction between the effect of cross sectional shape and size as opposed to the material, a point made above. The Barker bar bed lathe comes to mind; according to lathes.co.uk it "employed three steel bars arranged so as to provide a stiff "box-section" mounting for the carriage" The design was the subject of a provisional patent.
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Vic | 01/11/2019 14:06:18 |
3453 forum posts 23 photos | I nearly bought one of these but the table was a bit small. I was lead to believe they are very good for the type if you can find one in good condition. |
ega | 01/11/2019 17:23:32 |
2805 forum posts 219 photos | Posted by BW on 07/07/2019 10:40:31:
... could you fill the column with fine dry sand ... Reminds me that one of the complaints about the Far Eastern machines was that the factory left large quantities of moulding sand in the column! |
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