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I like KISS and try to refrain from re-inventing the wheel.@Shiseiji
Whatever you do, however you do it, so long as you understand it and can follow it, that is all that matters.
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POTD- PROJECT OF THE DAY: What Did You Make In Your Shop Today?
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I like KISS and try to refrain from re-inventing the wheel.
Keep It Stupidly Simple, or Keep It Simple, Stupid?
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Situational dependent.Keep It Stupidly Simple, or Keep It Simple, Stupid?
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My modus operandi.
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Mine is SNATCO (Situation Normal All Tidy Clean Organised)
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Whoa! Those are tiny and complicated!
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Used my metal lathe to turn some wood today. We had a busted handle on a garden digging fork. We could not find a replacement, so I got one that was close, turned the end down to the right angle, it's as good as new!
It was apparent I need to make a spider for my lathe. With the angle of the compound I couldn't use tail support, it seemed to work ok anyway.
It was apparent I need to make a spider for my lathe. With the angle of the compound I couldn't use tail support, it seemed to work ok anyway.
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Did I see correctly that you used an Aluminium insert for that?
BTW, nice job, kind of thing I would do