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    Quote Originally Posted by Ropetangler View Post
    If money is no problem Sam, Just ask Ewan, Stuart, Ray and BT what they have and then just get the same.
    Rob.
    Hehe...i'd love to see my UPA5-S6 on that machine.....not to mention all 110kg of my dividing head

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ropetangler View Post
    If money is no problem Sam, Just ask Ewan, Stuart, Ray and BT what they have and then just get the same.
    Rob.
    Thanks Rob, are you trying to get Sam into trouble... he might be already, no need to dig any deeper just yet.

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    hahahahaah

    Thanks Guys! Yes, uhm, money is not 'no object' but I have a little to spend, and yes, there is a good chance I'll be getting into trouble, but its easier to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission, right? lol

    Ew, I see now the difference with that Face Mill. I'll have a look around and see what I can find.

    I've added that wrench to the list too! Flicking CTC an email now to ask them about the drill arbor and chuck.
    Oh and I have to go double check my spindle is M16.

    Really appreciate the help guys, would have never been able to put that list together without all your help on this post, and the other posts I made.

    now i just have to wait!

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    Quote Originally Posted by oohsam View Post
    hahahahaah

    Thanks Guys! Yes, uhm, money is not 'no object' but I have a little to spend, and yes, there is a good chance I'll be getting into trouble, but its easier to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission, right? lol

    Ew, I see now the difference with that Face Mill. I'll have a look around and see what I can find.

    I've added that wrench to the list too! Flicking CTC an email now to ask them about the drill arbor and chuck.
    Oh and I have to go double check my spindle is M16.

    Really appreciate the help guys, would have never been able to put that list together without all your help on this post, and the other posts I made.

    now i just have to wait!
    Re the drawbar thread, have a look at my last post in your "Drawbar Removal Tool" thread. It was put in the wrong place as I was using my phone which is rather difficult for replies.

    Dean

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    I've been looking at this 45 degree face mill:

    http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/170941291...84.m1438.l2649

    There are some cheaper ones on ebay from HK and China, no idea to what quality though.

    Both will need a 22mm arbor. Worth looking into what inserts you would require for them also and see what is readily available and what the price is like.

    As someone mentioned, a fly cutter is cheaper and can easily be made by yourself. However I think I'll still get a face mill for speed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ropetangler View Post
    If money is no problem Sam, Just ask Ewan, Stuart, Ray and BT what they have and then just get the same.
    Sshhhhhhhhhh. You've got to start them off slow, once they realise the're on a slippery slop its to late for them to turn back, before they know it the're buying an optical profile grinder


    Quote Originally Posted by oohsam View Post
    I've added that wrench to the list too!
    Hey, spending someone else's money is fun. (and makes a nice change lol)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ropetangler View Post
    If money is no problem Sam, Just ask Ewan, Stuart, Ray and BT what they have and then just get the same.
    Can I use this as a defence? "Of course I'm not spending too much on machines and tooling - I can prove it - I wasn't listed with the other guys"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael G View Post
    Can I use this as a defence? "Of course I'm not spending too much on machines and tooling - I can prove it - I wasn't listed with the other guys"
    lol Well I'm not sure it will work.. but you're welcome to try.

    Mine was always "its cheaper than golf"(pretty sure she doesnt believe me anymore, if she ever did)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael G View Post
    Can I use this as a defence? "Of course I'm not spending too much on machines and tooling - I can prove it - I wasn't listed with the other guys"

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    Ahhh sorry, but I don't think so. You are EVERY bit as guilty. But in truth , you are not on your own, you have plenty of mates on this forum.
    Rob.

    Edit. I see that Stu is a much faster typist than I am

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael G View Post
    Can I use this as a defence? "Of course I'm not spending too much on machines and tooling - I can prove it - I wasn't listed with the other guys"

    Michael
    Keeping them in total ignorance works a lot better.... anyway compared with boats, even golf starts looking cheap. The steering gear for my boat was priced at over $8000. I made it myself thereby freeing up the same amount of money to buy tooling. That's my logic and I'm keeping to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PDW View Post
    Keeping them in total ignorance works a lot better.... anyway compared with boats, even golf starts looking cheap. The steering gear for my boat was priced at over $8000. I made it myself thereby freeing up the same amount of money to buy tooling. That's my logic and I'm keeping to it.

    PDW
    hahahahah. Gold.

    Ignorance is definitely a winner.
    My wife still thinks that the new drill in the garage (milling machine) cost $200.
    lol

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