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Nice timing, John.
Thanks Andre, a little context goes a long way!Hey guys, just so you know the machine you're bashing was built by a moderator here. 4GSR, and is also on Practical Machinist.
Yes yes! Sorry Jon. I missed that you made the point before me.Thanks for the insights, Andre.
I'm confused about it as it seems to be referencing the very ways that are not in good shape in order to improve them. No?
Since he's running on the tops of the ways rather than on the worn surfaces as I first thought I suppose this process mighr improve very badly worn ways.Yes yes! Sorry Jon. I missed that you made the point before me.
Somewhere, I have heard of "planing the ways" as opposed to grinding, but if the planing kit in any way uses the old worn ways to hang on to and determine the cut surface, then that too, does not work for me.
We actually made the same point at the same time.Yes yes! Sorry Jon. I missed that you made the point before me.
Yes yes! Sorry Jon. I missed that you made the point before me.
Somewhere, I have heard of "planing the ways" as opposed to grinding, but if the planing kit in any way uses the old worn ways to hang on to and determine the cut surface, then that too, does not work for me.