Thank you for all of your contributions to the community over the years ... I am sure I am not alone when I say you will be missed. Good luck on your next adventure.
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My error ... I must have scrolled right past it on my phone ... went back to double check and sure enough it was there ..
Thanks again !
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I am literally placing an order on your site as I write this ...
I didn’t see it in your parts list.
I will add it ! Thanks !
My order will be coming over in a few minutes ...
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I have seen risers designed to increase the swing of a lathe. Typically a 1 inch center line riser for the dovetail style mini lathes. What do you do to raise the tool ? I am envisioning a 1 inch taller tool post or a riser block to mount on the cross-slide compound which would then have the...
Just a followup to this purchase ... everything arrived quickly and exactly as described. Great communication and updates through the whole purchase to shipment. Definitely recommend doing business if you get the chance !
Cheers !
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MidAmericaPool has a really nice, well made, starter kit available at their website.
Cuesmith also has basic packages and more elaborate builds for your longer term needs.
Cheers and good luck !
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That is a very difficult job. I did a job like that on a cue and it took forever to get everything just right again. You have the initial trouble with getting the old steel collar off and then you have to put a new pin back in the cue. And that has to be dead nuts centered and then whatever work...
I’m not a Mach3 user so maybe there is a better answer ... my immediate thought would be to either offset the tailstock or maybe buy one of these https://www.cuesmith.com/off-setting-live-center-for-cutting-tapers-3-8.html
You could mechanically alter your alignment very easily with either...
That is a very good introductory build. Whoever decides to try it should learn enough to make a lot of things ... thanks for sharing the find ! You may also want to check out OpenBuilds ... they have a community library of machine designs and a store that sells everything you need to make almost...