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Forum: Machining Today, 01:51 PM

Replies: 3 Tachometer Views: 84 Posted By milomilo Platy to the rescue again!!!!!! Platy to the rescue again!!!!!!

Forum: Shop & Safety Today, 01:44 PM

Replies: 61 Shop Mod Views: 6,119 Posted By milomilo Got the upper stove pipe with the directional... Got the upper stove pipe with the directional chimney cap assembled and pop riveted the joints. Fabbed the upper stove pipe clamp. 1 1/2"x1/8" fb with welded ears, and a 1/4" bolt to clamp it down...

Forum: Machining Yesterday, 10:54 PM

Replies: 9 Another addition to the shop Views: 157 Posted By milomilo I too, seem to have to make bushings yearly for... I too, seem to have to make bushings yearly for different grinding wheel applications. Can I be your second customer?:)

Forum: Machining Yesterday, 09:49 PM

Replies: 9 Another addition to the shop Views: 157 Posted By milomilo What grit is the diamond wheel you used on the... What grit is the diamond wheel you used on the brazed carbide?

Forum: Machining Yesterday, 07:24 PM

Replies: 9 Another addition to the shop Views: 157 Posted By milomilo OOOHHHH! Tool porn!!!!!!!!:D OOOHHHH! Tool porn!!!!!!!!:D

Forum: Shop & Safety 12-04-2019, 08:13 PM

Replies: 61 Shop Mod Views: 6,119 Posted By milomilo Got the roof top section installed today. Fit... Got the roof top section installed today. Fit right in the chimney section inside. Made the clamp out of 1/8"x1 1/2" FB. Now just need the adapter to get here for the roof top stove pipe/braces...

Forum: Shop & Safety 12-04-2019, 12:13 PM

Replies: 61 Shop Mod Views: 6,119 Posted By milomilo This came from a trade with my neighbor Walter... This came from a trade with my neighbor Walter quite a while ago. It is a 2500# winch. It has a remote which is a nice touch as it eliminates those long plug in cords. This is also the first time I...

Forum: Shop & Safety 12-03-2019, 08:54 PM

Replies: 861 Morton buildings Views: 30,451 Posted By milomilo Guess you should have placed three or four 55... Guess you should have placed three or four 55 gallon plastic drums out a few months ago, they would all be full now.:devil: Heat pumps do both with baseboard units, or a small boiler propane fired.

Forum: Shop & Safety 12-03-2019, 04:18 PM

Replies: 61 Shop Mod Views: 6,119 Posted By milomilo Back to the inside pipe. Winds are 30mph but warm... Back to the inside pipe. Winds are 30mph but warm enough. Snow is melting and making usual mud around the place. Working by myself has been a challenge doing this chimney. Rigged up a 12V winch...

Forum: Welding 12-03-2019, 01:21 PM

Replies: 8 Welding on an air tank? Views: 285 Posted By milomilo You could do like I did on my used ASME... You could do like I did on my used ASME certified120 gallon replacement air compressor tank. Mine was in a dedicated building for sound reduction in the shop. I welded mounts for the compressor head...

Forum: Mechanical & Electrical 12-02-2019, 11:38 AM

Replies: 14 Cement mixer score Views: 598 Posted By milomilo Is 20 rpm the right speed for mixing? If so, just... Is 20 rpm the right speed for mixing? If so, just mix at idle. Typical rpm is 15 for mixing.

Forum: Fabrication 12-01-2019, 10:32 PM

Replies: 14 Hossfeld Bender Die Sizing vs results Views: 512 Posted By milomilo Got pics? Got pics?

Forum: Blacksmithing & Forming 11-29-2019, 08:54 PM

Replies: 7 How to Forge a Wrapped Eye Colonial Tomahawk video Views: 245 Posted By milomilo Talking is much better. That way I can listen and... Talking is much better. That way I can listen and watch at the same time.

Forum: Blacksmithing & Forming 11-29-2019, 07:31 PM

Replies: 7 How to Forge a Wrapped Eye Colonial Tomahawk video Views: 245 Posted By milomilo I really enjoy watching your forging projects.:) I really enjoy watching your forging projects.:)

Forum: Mechanical & Electrical 11-28-2019, 04:40 PM

Replies: 13 Grove AMZ66XT buy or not. Views: 332 Posted By milomilo Under 3K and only a little for repairs. Use it... Under 3K and only a little for repairs. Use it and sell it later if you decide you do not need it anymore.:)

Forum: Welding 11-27-2019, 07:19 PM

Replies: 26 The Welder Died....... Views: 1,145 Posted By milomilo Retirement nears?????????? Retirement nears??????????

Forum: Welding 11-26-2019, 09:34 PM

Replies: 26 The Welder Died....... Views: 1,145 Posted By milomilo You have my condolences. You have my condolences.

Forum: Machining 11-26-2019, 08:19 PM

Replies: 35 Suggestions Views: 1,083 Posted By milomilo On a big diameter like that I always feed by hand... On a big diameter like that I always feed by hand so I can start slow and increase as I get closer to the center. I think inserts would work fine.

Forum: Machining 11-26-2019, 04:57 PM

Replies: 35 Suggestions Views: 1,083 Posted By milomilo Is it now flat, but just with chatter marks? If... Is it now flat, but just with chatter marks? If so, I'd try a random orbit sander and see if it smooths it up.

Forum: Mechanical & Electrical 11-26-2019, 02:49 PM

Replies: 55 New to me roll your own power Views: 8,637 Posted By milomilo I would like to say something intelligent but I... I would like to say something intelligent but I am not intelligent enough. I will just follow along for now.

Forum: Mechanical & Electrical 11-24-2019, 09:20 AM

Replies: 17 Thick or thin gasket? Views: 453 Posted By milomilo Turn the pan upside down on your welding table... Turn the pan upside down on your welding table and use a piece of flat bar on edge and a small hammer and tap it flat, otherwise you will still have leaks. Best to use a studs at each end as...

Forum: Machining 11-23-2019, 11:20 PM

Replies: 79 Piss Poor Timing Views: 4,422 Posted By milomilo Looks like I will have a few days to let this go... Looks like I will have a few days to let this go since I will be working on the chimney. Both need done but the chimney will give me heat and that will make it more comfortable.

Forum: Machining 11-23-2019, 08:02 PM

Replies: 79 Piss Poor Timing Views: 4,422 Posted By milomilo So it would seem.:( When we used the drawbar... So it would seem.:( When we used the drawbar method through the spindle to press on the gear and outer bearing, It seems we got the bearings too tight. Spindle turns by hand, but seems too tight....

Forum: Machining 11-23-2019, 06:21 PM

Replies: 79 Piss Poor Timing Views: 4,422 Posted By milomilo Press in the last seal that arrived yesterday.... Press in the last seal that arrived yesterday. Greased the bearing, then wiped out the grease squeeze out, then installed the seal retainer.

Forum: Mechanical & Electrical 11-23-2019, 06:14 PM

Replies: 17 Thick or thin gasket? Views: 453 Posted By milomilo I would first straighten out the pan so it is... I would first straighten out the pan so it is flat. I like the anaerobic gasket maker. It does not set up until you tighten the bolts. Cures when no oxygen hits it. A very thin bead on the pan and...

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