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5114 Richard
goldstar99026 Send Email
Jan 5, 2012
7:44 pm
Well... You are right! The little 2" chuck is of very good quality. It has wonderful adapters to allow installing it, MT-2, MT-3 & a straight that allows you...
5115 davesmith1800 Send Email Jan 7, 2012
2:28 am
*** New calendar for 2012 calendar for 2012 http://gunsmithing.web.officelive.com/DownLoads.aspx Dave...
5116 dg869500 Send Email Jan 8, 2012
12:10 pm
What are you using to coat the bed ways and compound rest to help prevent rust during the more humid months? Just wondering! Donnie...
5117 speterson
spetersodlb Send Email
Jan 8, 2012
2:06 pm
Boeshield. Developed by Boeing. Seems to work pretty well, but it's not perfect. --Steve...
5118 Rob
rroll99 Send Email
Jan 8, 2012
3:15 pm
I also highly recommend Boeshield I also use Vactra #2 way oil on the ways and other flat surfaces.  I'm an amateur and when I started out I used Mobil One on...
5119 Donnie
dg869500 Send Email
Jan 8, 2012
10:18 pm
Thanks for the info guys.... Donnie ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
5120 Rob
rroll99 Send Email
Jan 9, 2012
8:42 pm
Coincidentally I came across another method last night to prevent tools from rusting.  Apparently Camphor tablets slowly give off fumes that will prevent...
5121 speterson
spetersodlb Send Email
Jan 10, 2012
2:52 am
There is also a product known as "vci paper" which inhibits corrosion. It often comes with machine tools. Unfortunately, I've only seen it for sale in...
5122 J
joe1985 Send Email
Jan 11, 2012
11:13 pm
I seem to be having a problem with a safety switch on my Harbor Freight 8x12 lathe. Sometimes when I start my lathe the green button under the red safety cap...
5123 latheturn6 Send Email Jan 14, 2012
1:22 pm
Have a HF 8x12 now. Unbelievable issues with it. Want to update to Lathemaster 9x30 but know vertualy nothing about them. Chuck looks bigger but figured I...
5124 whispers [HM]
whispers007spy Send Email
Jan 14, 2012
1:31 pm
a bit off-topic.. but Im curious as to the problems you had/have with the 8x? ... From: latheturn6 To: lathemaster@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, January 13,...
5125 capt.eddie
capt.eddie... Send Email
Jan 14, 2012
2:59 pm
Hi latheturn6-------- Thats a mouthful, Where to start ,I'll give you my feel on this equipment,Bear in mind this is my opinion and use and feel will vary by...
5126 speterson
spetersodlb Send Email
Jan 14, 2012
9:32 pm
Hi, I've had my Lathemaster 9x30 since late 2006. I'm pretty happy with it, but I've never used any other lathes so I'm just going by how it does what I need...
5127 Stephen Shyvers
sshyvers Send Email
Jan 15, 2012
1:11 am
I bought Lathemaster&#39;s 8x14 instead of the 9x30 because I didn't have the space for the larger lathe. All reviews I've read about the 9x30 have been positive....
5128 latheturn6 Send Email Jan 15, 2012
1:39 am
Sorry about off topic that was my first post.. To be "quick" on HF great accuracy but in short time most lubers came out took 6-months to get them, Motor...
5129 speterson
spetersodlb Send Email
Jan 15, 2012
2:34 am
Now you know why they call it "Harbor Fright". Geesh. Just went out and measured: 19" deep (front-back), 51" wide, about 19" high. I made a bench for mine that...
5130 latheturn6 Send Email Jan 15, 2012
7:45 am
Thanks for all the great info...Nice web site! You people are Great!...
5131 David Rysdam
david@... Send Email
Jan 15, 2012
1:19 pm
... This is the reason for my upcoming purchase as well. Plus, I don't think I need the 9x size. (I'm more into model engineering than full-size engineering). ...
5132 speterson
spetersodlb Send Email
Jan 15, 2012
2:11 pm
Oh boy, this does open a can of worms :-) I'm no expert on Chinese products or the QC practices of various vendors. What I *can* say is that LMS seems to...
5133 Rick Gallus
rtgallus Send Email
Jan 15, 2012
2:25 pm
David: I have a HF 8X12 and it worked just fine right out of the box.  I use it on a regular basis and have had no problems.  I have had it now for...
5134 David Rysdam
david@... Send Email
Jan 15, 2012
3:42 pm
... I should hasten to add that I have no doubt about LMS's quality. From 3rd party descriptions, they are very good too. Like the belt drive vs geared drive...
5135 whispers [HM]
whispers007spy Send Email
Jan 15, 2012
4:32 pm
ditto on this. my 8x was my first lathe.. I had never seen the 7x's in person..until a 7x10 was in stock/on shelf at my local HF.. I almost laughed/choked at...
5136 latheturn6 Send Email Jan 15, 2012
5:47 pm
I agree the different companies have diferent QC and this could be a huge issue in my favor. I surely hope that correct. The pics I see of the 9x30 are scarey...
5137 kreutz55 Send Email Jan 17, 2012
8:41 pm
There is a product I use on my micro-mill, lathe and table saw it is a liquid called "Penetrol";, never had rust again after cleaning, polishing and applying it...
5138 winnipeg_bill Send Email Jan 26, 2012
10:40 pm
Looking for a quick change tool post that installs fairly easily and a milling attachment. Who are the best sources for these? Thanks Bill...
5139 capt.eddie
capt.eddie... Send Email
Jan 26, 2012
11:06 pm
Lathemaster stocks both-- Give Bob an "e" mail for his catalog ... From: winnipeg_bill To: lathemaster@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2012 4:40 PM...
5140 William Francis
AgentAnarchy33 Send Email
Jan 27, 2012
10:57 pm
I've noticed that my 3 jaw self centering chuck has become (always was?) rather inaccurate. I've mostly done turning between centers so I haven't used it much,...
5141 capt.eddie
capt.eddie... Send Email
Jan 27, 2012
11:36 pm
.005 for a tired 3 jaw is not too shabby, My preference is a 4 Jaw,and on a 8X 12/14 a 5" will do just about any thing you will ever need to do------------- e...
5142 jbrookes40 Send Email Jan 28, 2012
2:56 am
Re: chuck inaccurate. Are you sure its 5 thou out? These chucks are spec'ed at 3 thou. If so, did you indicate the body of the chuck itself to see if it is...
5143 jbrookes40 Send Email Jan 28, 2012
2:18 pm
Its probably obvious to many, but if you can turn the OD of a work-piece in a 3-jaw, then it becomes as good as the best 4-jaw. I mark my work-piece plus...
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