Goofs & Blunders You Should Avoid.

[MikeWi]

got it.

 

[RaisedByWolves]

Don't, Do Not, Do never lose sight of what your vise stop is doing because you're so into making your part.

Dont know how or when, but I walked in to find this this am.


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It’s like Groundhog Day around here. I’m thinking my power feed is not shutting off somehow.

 

[MrWhoopee]

When I finished a small batch of parts recently, I noticed that some of the holes were slightly off location. I had neglected to tighten the rod on my vise stop. Fortunately I wasn't hitting the stop very hard when I changed parts and they were salvageable.

 

[RaisedByWolves]

When I finished a small batch of parts recently, I noticed that some of the holes were slightly off location. I had neglected to tighten the rod on my vise stop. Fortunately I wasn't hitting the stop very hard when I changed parts and they were salvageable.

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Funny, that is the reason I made the one Im using now.

Made 4 exact same die steels, the dowel locations were all over the place as every time I slid a new one in place the stop I was using moved just slightly.

That solid bar hanging way out the back makes my teeth itch.

 

[Braeden P]

Deburing tools are sharp. Sliced the top of my thumb pretty good. Stupid hurts.

 

[Firstram]

Deburing tools are sharp. Sliced the top of my thumb pretty good. Stupid hurts.

Just wait until you snap the tip off and stab yourself with one!

 

[Braeden P]

Interesting enough, the one deburing tool I got in a tool box had a snapped off tip and blood on it. Guess the previous owner switched back to files.

 

[Janderso]

It’s like Groundhog Day around here. I’m thinking my power feed is not shutting off somehow.


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That looks familiar. I've been known to do silly things like this.
Or snapping a good end mill while moving the X axis and hitting the vise. Stoopid is as stupid does in my case.