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gloves mask and eyes first try to work if you can wet CF is a triple threat to your health

that looks great I'd like one for edc someday

small butane powered pencil torches are surprisingly quite effective of spot annealing

yes not cheap way for that price i can buy a better DP here in the land of cheap machinery fora little more I can get a Clausing DP I 'll be on the look out for free treadmills , when one is found there will be questions as I stated I am no electric inclined.

ahhh thanks electronics is not my thing give me mechanical and i am all set

I have this need to make my drill press variable speed easer than doing pully changes. I have an old (1943) Walker Turner dp it is a bench top but by all means is no small machine. I have the low speed set up but it is real pain to swap belt positions. I was looking around at router speed...

micro mesch use it wet and keep it wet it cuts so much better one little sheet will out lats 10 paper sheets http://www.sisweb.com/micromesh/ you can also get a 2micron finish that will need little to no buffing

treat 6/4 Ti like 304 ss same speed and feeds it work hardens just like the ss I have never had an issue with good quality bits ( screw length)

send the Russan wolfs on him

yaked yak I am in

instrument lacquer is about the best option for polished finish brass black works but there are things that make it work and last better brass has to be super clean and have a matte finish also heating it to about 200f opens the pores a bit to let the black work better scratching the surface...

if you have a local bearing supply this may be you best source for better bearings after the OE ones speed kills small bearings when you go for the replacments if you can give the guys the speed and approximate load they endure you will end up with the best bearings to suit the task

hand written numbers have more of a chance of round trips to wrong places

bottom left of the screen quick style chooser if you still have trouble the on board FAQ's at the top of the page will walk you through everything you want to know about the forum software

do you hand wright your numbers sometimes the scanners have issues reading them

sounds great I have lots of ideas and no grinder I do have the file skills that can pay the bills ( anyone hiring?)

cheaper to use lamp oil or kerosene IMHO wd40 is a carbonation of overpriced , hyped crap .There are far better penetrating oils that actually have mostly oil in them, there are better water dispersers that actually protect after the flash over time.

Rudy the grips would be for my match gun, they would be laminated to some micarta as the gripping surface instead of having to stipple or blast texture. never leave me in a room with machines and scrap materials

that would be great for a shank kit I have and or gun grips I'd like to make.

Pure ergonomics dictate that tip up is superior blade is nestled in the corner of the pocket and tip is not exposed at all , when deploying the knife you need not turn it around to use it is already in a deployment position when drawn. Tip down exposes the tip and blade to the whole pocket...