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its not always the vendor when this happens snipershot (although it can be at times). griffin has been around long enough to know what they are doing. when its winter the humidity is naturally lower, cold air can't hold as much water vapor as in the summer. with 2 heaters in the garage, you are...

my kind of machinery, my lathe was built around 1917-1920. wonderful video!

wish i had seen this sooner, i have one and YES it helps..

your welcome, hope it went well

booth 227, stop by and say hi

the one on the left looks like Honduran mahogony (african is lighter gold). does the one on the right have brown streaks or is it gray to dark gray?

OH I DON"T BELIEVE IT, maaannnn you rich guys know how to live :)

that sure looks like a "Finck" on the bottom..

YEP!...well said

hello mr bond, love the museum site, did you mean at the end of the shaft (as in the 360) or something else?

you need to know your thread size, g10 can be used for different sizes.

agreeded and also try searching AZ, there might be an old thread regarding this machine

i was kinda leaning to that myself..

2nd the steve klein suggestion.

things that make you go...F$%$%^$%ERGSFDVZX E$%^#$%^SDFG$^W#%^!!!!!!!!

nice looker jon,......good luck at the show

yeah, thats a better pic of a nice cue.

no hard feelings now or then. i just thought maybe your source of info was worth rethinking. in any case, the post was not to "rub your nose in it". i try to keep an open mind and you certainly have a right to share you view. instead of swapping posts back and forth, it seemed simple to just...

the test was by no means a "failure". i think its being misunderstood. i was challenged to put a g10 in a vise and whack it with a hammer. so... i did, but didn't even have to use a hammer to snap it. i was certain it would because thats what the Mfg. had claimed. still, to give the challenger...

well, buy the pin and try it yourself. its a g10 pin that got stressed.