Hood
I am obsessed.
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Yes
But I was answering the part where you said
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How do you have to proceed over there?
Carsten
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But I was answering the part where you said
Maker
Most folk just call me; Orange Joe
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I turned a piece of aluminum into a thinner piece of aluminum, with some holes and a cool pattern. 
I could get used to this CNC stuff.
I'm not sure if I can say what it's for, it would probably be fine but why risk it. It's purpose isn't interesting or exciting, the exciting part is I'm learning to use Edgecam.
I could get used to this CNC stuff.
I'm not sure if I can say what it's for, it would probably be fine but why risk it. It's purpose isn't interesting or exciting, the exciting part is I'm learning to use Edgecam.
Maker
Most folk just call me; Orange Joe
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I had to have it imported, pricey stuff!I didn't think aluminum was available on this side of the Atlantic
daleyd
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I used to work a lot for MAN printing machinery, they always supplied Hazet socket sets and tools with their machines. Top notch tools, I especially liked the little 1/4” sets they used to supplyReally?
A whole new world of temptations opens up ...
Hazet is, next to Gedore, the second big old German tool manufacturer that has survived and is important until today.
HAZET was founded in 1868 by Hermann Zerver. The brand name "HAZET" has its roots in the written out initials of the founder, the "H" (pronounced "Ha" in German) for Hermann and the "Z" (pronounced "Zet" in German) for Zerver. HAZET is in the fifth generation of family ownership.
Good stuff, proudly priced.
Carsten
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25.4_mechanic
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Very tidy
Hood
I am obsessed.
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This afternoon I rigged up a mist coolant setup temporarily to see if it would work.
It did, turned up here so the camera could see, normally the coolant will be hardly visible.
I then added a solenoid and some plumbing then wired it up to the mist coolant output.
Next I have to work out where to mount the tank and also how I will fix the nozzle to the column as it can't be attached to the head unfortunately due to the design of the basket tool changer.
It did, turned up here so the camera could see, normally the coolant will be hardly visible.
I then added a solenoid and some plumbing then wired it up to the mist coolant output.
Next I have to work out where to mount the tank and also how I will fix the nozzle to the column as it can't be attached to the head unfortunately due to the design of the basket tool changer.
droopsnoot
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I didn't think aluminum was available on this side of the Atlantic
It is if it's been lying in a shed for a very long time.
25.4_mechanic
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Pete.
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More fuel and spark too
Brad93
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You've got that positioner dialled in now
I spent some money 
well it was before Christmas!
Bought a piece of PB to make a new cross slide nut for the lathe
31.98mm major diameter (0.05mm up on current)
dialed it in on the mill
drilled and tapped TR12x2.5 LH
back to the lathe for oiler hole
back to the mill for adjuster hole and slitting.
Old v new
well it was before Christmas!Bought a piece of PB to make a new cross slide nut for the lathe
31.98mm major diameter (0.05mm up on current)
dialed it in on the mill
drilled and tapped TR12x2.5 LH
back to the lathe for oiler hole
back to the mill for adjuster hole and slitting.
Old v new
