What tools to buy?

Well, Don came out an checked the surface plate, its within 45 millionths from high to low. So it is good for a grade B. I started scraping the rough cast camelback, I hit it with a facing mill and now I need to scrape it in. Making progress slowly. Tim

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Well I am finally making some use of the indicators, way alignment tool I made and the surface plate I bought. What sayeth the tribe?

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I finally made progress on one of my projects, I bought a box to mount the carbide diamond lap. Now its enclosed and all bolted together. I got the box from a freight salvage store for $12. Now I need to get a few more items for my Anderson Scraper and make a box to put my indicators in. I have an old snap-on tool box that I might use for the indicators...put them in foam and keep it portable. Tim

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astjp2 said:
Well I am finally making some use of the indicators, way alignment tool I made and the surface plate I bought. What sayeth the tribe?
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Great work sayeth this tribe member!!!:thumbzup3:
 
I got a sandvik scraper and 4 boxes of carbide inserts for 150.00. Now I need to compare how it scrapes to my Anderson. I am hoping for a biax someday to save on the back. Tim
 
Personnely, I prefer the Sandvik scrapers myself, it's all I've ever used. I have three of them and an assortment of carbide blades for them. I've got to make me a diamond lap like the above, that's a nice one!
 
Nice score on the Biax!
i haven't seen one equipped like that, for less, in a long time.
you did well !!!!:D
 
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