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Pipe/tube micrometers typically have a ball-end anvil or a rod, like this:
This assures line contact with the ID of the pipe/tube.
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no apologies necessary. your fine imho
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PLATE DEMAGNETIZER 6-1/2 X 4-1/2
I finally bought a plate demagnetizer. I paid $72 delivered. $44 plus shipping and tax.
I've been looking for quite some time. This one is available from many sources from $44 to $130.
Check it out.
www.penntoolco.com
I finally bought a plate demagnetizer. I paid $72 delivered. $44 plus shipping and tax.
I've been looking for quite some time. This one is available from many sources from $44 to $130.
Check it out.
PLATE DEMAGNETIZER 6-1/2 X 4-1/2 TOOL DIES CUTTERS NEW R | eBay
Easy to use, simply pass the piece to be demagnetized slowly over the demagnetizer. Effectively removes residual magnetism from dies, cutters, punches, etc. 120 volts single phase AC, 600W. You may ask for freight cost before buying tools.
www.ebay.com
Precise Economy Industrial Demagnetizer - 3401-0006
Offering a huge selection of industrial tool sales online. Find over 100,000 metalworking products, precision measuring tools, power tools & accessories.
www.penntoolco.com
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Congrats! That’s awesome!
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Congrats on the win!
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That's not true. Jamie, you have a wonderful family. Great kids! Great house! Great vacation house. You've been a winner all your life
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I finally decided to quit futzing around trying to figure out a drive system for my Rivett lathe, and ordered a 1hp Consew servo sewing machine motor.
I'm still going to have to figure something out, but the small size and variable speed should make that easier. I'm thinking I'll be able to mount the motor in an underdrive arrangement as the lathe would have had originally, instead of the rear mount that had been cobbled together by the prior owner and never intended to be the permanent solution.
I'm still going to have to figure something out, but the small size and variable speed should make that easier. I'm thinking I'll be able to mount the motor in an underdrive arrangement as the lathe would have had originally, instead of the rear mount that had been cobbled together by the prior owner and never intended to be the permanent solution.