I'm curious about your rationale for the bold statement. I'm guessing that the chiller will be at floor level and you want the maximum vertical rise between the two, but I'm not sure of the why. Please elucidate.
Years ago, I made the MLA-21 collet chuck. It was a fun project and turned out well. It was originally referred to as the "Pat Loop Collet Chuck" in that it was copied after one made by Pat Loop and published in the Home Shop Machinist magazine. The original was made from mild steel stock, while the MLA copy was made from castings. I see the kit is no longer available. I'm guessing the rise in prices for cast iron, and the process of casting put the kit out of reach for most hobbyists. If I remember correctly the kit was about $130.00 plus shipping in 2012.
Is that the one that Blondihacks recently built?
It's harder to bang your shin on something above your head on the wall! Although, I did bump my shin on my garage door support the other day, so still possible, but you need to work at it!
My shins have so many scars they look like they've been thru wars . My two newest scabs are from the log splitter .t's harder to bang your shin on something above your head on the wall! Although, I did bump my shin on my garage door support the other day, so still possible, but you need to work at it!
I think you are using it wrong!My shins have so many scars they look like they've been thru wars . My two newest scabs are from the log splitter .
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