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    Threading Oversize, How?

    Wanting to cut a #6-40 thread 0.007 oversize. Can the chasers in a die head typically be moved in and out to cut under or oversize or do they lock in place to always cut on standard pitch? How far can a split die generally be adjusted? I already cracked one. Maybe if I took a torch to the...
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    Walker Turner 20" Drill Press Rehabilitation Journey

    I have some 20” Walker Turner parts about to go in the scrap bin if there is any interest.
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    I could possibly be interested in your shop equipment. I'm in Los Angeles, perhaps I could come...

    I could possibly be interested in your shop equipment. I'm in Los Angeles, perhaps I could come take a look. -Alan
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    Deckel FP1 problem

    To start the feed motor you need to press the blue button and the white button at the same time. Perhaps you already know this.
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    Need DoAll Bandsaw Schematic

    Old thread I know. I’m working on a 1612-3 with welder. The anneal function works fine but when I press weld nothing happens. So thinking the cutoff switch shown on the schematic is stuck open. What is the nature of the cutoff switch? Where is it located? What does it look like? Hoping I just...
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    Thread cutting on a 10EE

    The 10EE uses a thread dial.
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    Follower rests, and turning DOM tube

    Centerless grinding can do it. You say it has to go to the grinder anyway, let them take it all the way down. Doing that on a lathe is going to totally suck big time.
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    Alligator Rivet Squeezer

    Hmm. Might not work for what I’m doing anyway. I need to set 5/32 round head iron rivets. Pretty small but if this is just one squeeze I’m guessing it’s more for small aluminum rivets.
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    Alligator Rivet Squeezer

    Anyone know anything about these? This one is American Pneumatic Tool model 745. Connecting air it doesn’t seem to do anything at all. Is it supposed to hammer like a rivet gun or one squeeze type thing?
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    Oliver Table Saw Fence

    Thanks Stephen I was hoping this item was forum specific enough to be OK here. And double thanks to Dick Streff for the link. I once owned an Oliver 60 and a 90 saw bench. That was a long time ago. I somehow thought this fence was newer. Apparently not.
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    Oliver Table Saw Fence

    I have this Oliver tilting table saw fence. Not sure which saw it’s for I think 270 but don’t know. It pins to the table pin spacing is 15”. It sure doesn’t fit my 232. Can anyone confirm which saw? I’d like to sell this. Thinking $500. It looks like it’s been repaired but seems fine, see last...
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    FS: Hauser Jig Grinder

    Looking to sell or part out or scrap my Hauser 3SM jig grinder project. Looks like it was modified at some point I don’t know the history and have never run it. There are cut wires. Everything is in nice condition. I have the covers that are not shown. $800 for the whole thing. Loading is no...
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    What type tape for sanding belts

    I followed that link and as usual the devil is in the details. Reading the description you eventually get to the following statement: "First, you need the sanding belt hot press machine, and the professional glue for sanding belt;" These items are not included. So it's just a roll of mylar...
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    Oster 3D Bolt Threading Dies FS

    Oster 3D bolt threading dies. Some used some were new in the box but the boxes fell apart over time. Some look to have been resharpened, a few chipped. Looking to sell as a lot. Ten complete sets in the following sizes: 1-1/2&2-12, 1-1/4-7, 3/16-24, 3/4-10, 1/4-20, 1&1-1/4-12, 3/4-10...
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    MTFCA Museum seeking line shaft driven Vertical Mill.

    God no. That went out the door years ago. I still have some line shaft hangers I’d like to sell.
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