That's a great accomplishment.
I work every day but the best thing I did,
Was shut off the private conversation option. Lol
Joint Collar On New J/B
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I work every day but the best thing I did,
Was shut off the private conversation option. Lol
LOL .. and funny how Slim123 has somehow gone silent. Perhaps I should follow your advice and shut off the private conversation option as well.
Nothing against Slim or anyone.
I'm on this Forum for me.
Not for business, not to teach. Even though it seems so.
I'm just here for me. I find some of the topics enjoyable. But I also find some of the
BULLSHITTERS friggen hilarious. There's quite a few of them, they always have an excuse for not posting pictures. But they'll try to expand on others post.
Pretty funny shit.
I'm the same. I'm not in business, don't have the experience to teach, and simply enjoy this as a hobby. With that said, I've spent nearly $10K on my new hobby in the short 18 months I've been pursuing this and can easily see a path towards another $10k+ if I decide to go to a higher level with CNC, etc. My guess is that is not likely, I'll stay small time, build simply cues and shafts, and do some profitable repairs for fun. If I can make $500-$1000 a week, which I do now, it pays for my addiction.
That's pretty much what i was saying, if there is a pilot I'm guessing this is the trouble with communication these days, it's all in type and perceived different ways
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YES, but why. OCD is a treatable mental condition.
You are funny too, Most of the time you talk in circles, i don't see asking a question and all these people including yourself taking up a whole thread, before someone finally tells a person that their first thought was correct smh
Everything is such a big secret , you and your ego
The next person might be ocd because he sees a glue line instead of a threadYES, but why. OCD is a treatable mental condition.
DeeDeeCues
Well-known member
You may want to rethink this.
Are you suggesting that a better way would be to use live threading on a single diameter tenon and not thread the end? If so, how would you screw the collar on?
Maybe you shouldn't argue when multiple people agree on something... Especially if Mr. Webb is one of them.
DeeDeeCues
Well-known member
His ego is a problem? Seems like yours is worse.
Hahahahahahahaha
You know very little. When you accept that, you might learn something.
If I have pissed you off?
Good!
I told you before, I don't owe this Forum anything.
If the moderators don't like what I post
They can ban me
No hard feeling on my part.
I enjoy what you post, I have picked up some valuable tips from things you have shared over the years.
No hard feelings , looks like defamation of character Do you want to go there, i don't think so
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I'm still laughing.
One of your many questions
A crack in the shaft at the joint end.
I give you step by step on how to repair it.
Your follow up question.
Should you change the joint collar.
I don't respond.
Are you an idiot, of course you remove the collar. You don't know how far the crack goes.
You need a certain amount of common sense to start with in working on ANYTHING.
You don't have any, if you do, you haven't shown it yet on here.
So stop playing like your working things out and do some actual work. Hopefully, on your own stuff. Not customers.
Grow up! Nobody owes you anything.
My question in this whole thread was how do you not thread it all the way to the end and get the collar on, So im guessing they are cutting the end down to a smaller diameter
DeeDeeCues
Well-known member
Yes.
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
Wouldn't the turned down part be the minor diameter of the threads? I'd think you couldn't slip/screw the collar on if it were bigger than that.
Correct