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Welcome Don....Glad you joined in!!! 2thumbs

http://www.tools4cheap.net/teco.php another source for drives

Coffee maker :)

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Nope!!! these will never work...send them to ...:D:D:D Cool stuff and good friend. You will have a lot of fun with those.

You've been to Kansas Les...It's kind of a backwards place:D:D BTW I applaud your class time. I say get all you can.:)

Didn't they learn you nuthin in that machine school??? cool 1 Your probably right for knife work. I used to build a lot of prototypes and reverse has a lot of uses. Plus I have a bunch of left cut end mills. :p:D

Get one that uses R8 collets. Get a 6inch vise Get the largest one you can for the money. Make sure the spindle RPM will slow enough to work with Titanium(mill/drill). Reversible motor. Probably more but those just come to mind right now. Talk to John Barker...He just got one and a pretty good...

I watched the video 3 times and it made the same knife every time. That is a reliable machine. huh1:Dhuh1:D

Foul!!! yea! :D That looks like a nice deal. Instant knifemaker kit :D Great score.

That is a really nice piece of equipment you built. 2thumbs Love to see all the home made machines. :D

That's a cool logo. 2thumbs I haven't seen many Possums without at least one tire track on it's back though. :D

Those are some really great little blades. :):):)

Boatbuilder under bench??? DUDE!! What are those monster Pistons for under the bench with the tool box?? 2thumbs

Cool Logo....now your gonna need a color etcher 2thumbs

That's already a cool shop with toys to boot. :)

That "Dragster" sander uses a brush type motor...you could probably make it variable speed with the right dimmer switch or a router speed control from harbor freight. I also looked up replacement parts for that sander at a random online parts supply...

I'm not sure if your looking for a list or a database to search. You can use http://www.freepatentsonline.com/ it's free. Just register to see the detailed PDF info for the patents. I use them for some stuff in the day job as well as a few others the company has subscriptions to. You could...

Les, Thanks for sharing that bit of advice/info...Good Stuff!!!:)

Owners, Mods, and Members I wanted to say thanks to all of you who have the thankless job of keeping things running smoothly around here. I don't get to join in as much as I would like but when I do I always enjoy it and learn a lot from all who contribute. I REALLY appreciate the fun...