Nice Job, it looks great! What did you make it out of?Made this for my 6in rotary table making it a 8in with a cut out for 2 1/4 x 1/2 keyway stock giving me a 90 when I need it. Each hole is taped for 6mm and drilled and reamed to take a 1/4 dowel. All of my clamps are 6mm and they work with the 3 pallets I've made.
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The center pin is a centering pin and it all locks into a MT2 mandrel that I made for the table. I copied Quinn's jig to round corners and can use that with or without the pallet.
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Having lots of fun with this mill and lathe....
Thank you! It's made out of 6061 it's just over .750 and 8in round.Nice Job, it looks great! What did you make it out of?
The whole of out town had a power cut the other week from around 1:30 to 4:00 AM.Moving & setup time (plus lack of Dark Skies) led to me donating everything to a local club. Also, the best viewing season up here is Winter!
Repair that after you get the lathe together, you don't need power feed to fix those parts! You can still prep and paint, just make them the last parts installed.Will see if available from Clausing. Worse comes worse I'll chuck it up in the mill and file emory cloth down to .640 then make a bushing to match.
I was always trying to recapture the skies in the middle of the Atlantic: one of the only benefits of standing mid-watches.The whole of out town had a power cut the other week from around 1:30 to 4:00 AM.
I went out to check and the sky was awesome, I havnt seen such a dark sky for a few years, so many stars and deep space objects I couldnt make out the common constellations.
It really made me realise just how much light pollution there is here.
You’ll still have find a cheap place to eat. On the news this morning they were saying the price of a Big Mac at some locations in New York City is up to $18.00328 lbs of steel to the scrapper at .04 cents a lb . 2 little tractor batteries . Netted $17.10 ! Going up to get a cheeseburger with it , hope I don't have to pull my wallet out .