A Carriage Stop

[middle.road]

Truth be told, John, we are on the same road together. I'm just a whole bunch of mistakes challenges further along that road, that's all.

Had to re-word it for you @mikey

 

[middle.road]

Something is with Tapatalk as that link takes me here:
@vtcnc I've noticed this on several links...


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Found the problem...

Now I need to go install tapatalk on one of my devices and see how it's behaving these days.

 

[mikey]

Had to re-word it for you @mikey

Thanks, Dan, but I assure you that mistakes was the correct word. I've been blundering along in this hobby for what seems like a long time and am constantly learning from my mistakes. It seems like the more mistakes I make, the more I learn and the more often I eventually succeed. When faced with something I haven't done before I usually say, "Eh, what the hell, try it!"

 

[middle.road]

Something is with Tapatalk as that link takes me here:
@vtcnc I've noticed this on several links...

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Same thing with Android. So Tapatalk is not handling the link correctly is my guess.

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[middle.road]

Thanks, Dan, but I assure you that mistakes was the correct word. I've been blundering along in this hobby for what seems like a long time and am constantly learning from my mistakes. It seems like the more mistakes I make, the more I learn and the more often I eventually succeed. When faced with something I haven't done before I usually say, "Eh, what the hell, try it!"

And the first mistake we made was falling in love with heavy metal...

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[DavidR8]

Same thing with Android. So Tapatalk is not handling the link correctly is my guess.

Sent from my XT1635-01 using Tapatalk

Same thing was happening in the Dark Days of the Crash but this is the first time since the Renewal.

 

[Chewy]

Excellent Job!

 

[mickri]

Another great Mikey article. My lathe came with a carriage stop. A technique that has worked good for me to know when to stop the auto feed is to wiggle a piece of paper between the carriage and the stop. When the paper can't move I immediately stop the auto feed. It doesn't take much practice to develop the feel as to when to stop the auto feed.