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Ah I wasn't too far off-
you stole them for 2k
MS
you stole them for 2k
MS
Your point is well taken, Randy, and I apologize for sounding like I was guessing your intentions. MY intentions were (and are) to help you avoid making some of the same mistakes I have and many others have as well. I certainly do not want to tell you what you should purchase. Each of us will need to make his/her own decisions -- as it should be...(snip)Bob, please stop trying to second guess my intentions. I ask questions to learn, not to justify past or future actions. I asked about pulleys to learn, not because I needed a lesson in 4th grade math. I asked a leading question about these machines (yes, plural) not because I wanted to bid on them, but because I know how much others bid and what they went for. And my jaw is still on the floor.
Wow need to add motorcycle wheel cleaner to my shopping list!Mill--Index Super 55
Lathe--Logan 2557V (12" x 35")
They cleaned up pretty well. Motorcycle wheel cleaner works best on burned-on cutting oil and chips.
... There is no local surplus machine market...It's friggin insane...
No hurt feelings, Randy, I have pretty thick skin. I hope the same for you.(snip)I hope I did not hurt any feelings, but felt we needed to alter the course a bit before there were.(snip)
Is this the wheel cleaner you used?Mill--Index Super 55
Lathe--Logan 2557V (12" x 35")
They cleaned up pretty well. Motorcycle wheel cleaner works best on burned-on cutting oil and chips.
Is this the wheel cleaner you used?
http://www.s100.com/s100_wc.htm
I'm talking about a BridgePort style mill & not a benchtop knee mill or a Clausing 8520 style knee mill.