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    How to grind the A crankshaft when you can not get anyone to use the right radius. DSC01374.JPG
    Last edited by George Miller; 07-10-2017, 03:26 PM.

  • #2
    Now, that's a lathe! Kinda makes my little South Bend look like a toy.

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    • Dennis
      Dennis commented
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      Ha!! Mine is a toy, but it's made a lot of small tools and small parts.

    • DaWizard
      DaWizard commented
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      My little Unimat SL1000 can't twist that big stuff, but I can still hold .0005 all day long. I make the stuff you loose in the chips of that brute.

    • George Miller
      George Miller commented
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      I was lucky I got a real good deal on it. It is very good condition. I have a good 3 jaw and a steady rest for it.

  • #3
    With my limitations, I couldn't do that!!!
    BUT, I "think" with a good lathe with a thread chart, I "think" I could still cut threads???
    Bill Novice

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