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I'll take #14.

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I'm not sure if this would have to be done with axis substitution, interpolation or 4 (or 4th, there is a difference) axis programing. The silver veneered "Points" (five of them) twist down to the butt sleeve area, and interlock with each other three times, at the "A-Joint", Handle mid-point and...

I would like to try the solid rod as well. Jon

I'll take #'s 19 & 40. Thanks, Jon

Lee, Can you post the dimensions of the new pins? Length, major and minor diameter? Length of the pilot? Thanks, Jon

Lee, I didn't see it mentioned anywhere (but if I may have just missed it,) but what is the length of these pins? Also, what are the true major/minor diameters? Jon

Bump for a great deal! :thumbup: If i didn't already have 3 Albrecht drill chucks :) (MT3, MT2 and 3/4" straight shanks) i would be all over this. Albrecht chucks are the nuts, and worth every penny. Jon

Welcome back Blud! Keep us posted. Jon

Mike, I think it would be easier if you would just make the (undoubtedly) short list of taps that you DON'T have. :D

This is just how i see it, but here it goes: A - Joint rings on shaft. B - Joint rings on butt. C - Rings between forearm and handle/wrap. D - Rings between handle/wrap and butt sleeve. E - Rings between butt sleeve and butt cap. I'm sure some people label them differently though.

Another option is to just cut it to smaller lengths. They would be easier to manage, as you wouldn't have to worry about anything flopping around. After center drilling, just chuck up on one end, live center in the other and turn it down as close to the chuck as you feel comfortable with, then...

Is it just me, or is the pilot actually bigger than the minor diameter of the threads?

:eek: I think i just died. :eek: On a serious note, Sir Ron is a master of his craft!

Lisa, I'll second that. :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :D Jon

:eek: Yep... I'm crying again... Jon :D

I'm man enough to admit after seeing the workmanship in this cue (and any other Ron Haley cue i've seen here)... I cried... :eek: :D :) Jon

Here you go Hadj. Jon

Like this old outdated hunk of scrap? :D Jon P.S. Please forgive me for having that Phase II crap on there. We have around 4-6 Hardinge Indexers laying around now. :)

The taig chuck isn't all that heavy. So you don't need the wall as thick as some might think. I think the I.D. of my adapter is around 1.325". As i was boring it out, i just stopped when the wall started to look a little thin. On the chuck end of the adapter, I believe the wall thickness is...