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Another YYC Hobby Machinist
- Thread starter YYCHM
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Pictures of what?
As you are a mod, maybe you can help with another machinist friend who can't seem to get his account setup.
Can you message me about this individual please.
historicalarms
Ultra Member
Hey I'm in...that mini-lathe looks familiar.
My cannon projects spawned a need to locate the trunnions so I built this lathe indexer.
Some MT2 tapers I made to reclaim some bed length when using large 1/2 and 3/8 shank drill bits to bore.
A lube cutter I made from Aluminum round stock.
My attempt at heat treating (not much success on that front yet)
A tool post I made up along with a mounting arrangement for a Dremel tool
Some MT2 tapers I made to reclaim some bed length when using large 1/2 and 3/8 shank drill bits to bore.
A lube cutter I made from Aluminum round stock.
My attempt at heat treating (not much success on that front yet)
A tool post I made up along with a mounting arrangement for a Dremel tool
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Johnwa
Ultra Member
I thought they were fairly big but wasn’t sure. I have a Navy Arms 58 Hawken as well of some 577 Sniders. I use a 1oz minie in them. I haven’t shot them in quite a while though.
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438 gr eh, that's got my 370 gr Maxi's beat. Boolit making is another metal working hobby of mine. Been playing with powder coating recently. Lots of potential when it comes to HG boolits.