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  1. #1
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    Default Totally over the top

    G'Day Fellas,
    To get my full monies worth out of the boring head I bought recently, I knocked up a mounting block, collar and handle so that I could use it as a ball turner in the lathe,
    my first attempt went better than I expected and with a little refinement to my technique it should be a fairly useful toy (no boring heads were harmed during this project).
    Regards,
    Martinbt1.JPGbt2.JPGbt3.JPG

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    But isn't that a Wohlhaupter?

    There's probably a law in some country dealing with sacrilege like that

    Michael
    (although nice work)

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    Nice ball turner Martin and a really nice boring head
    BETTER TO HAVE TOOLS YOU DON'T NEED THAN TO NEED TOOLS YOU DON'T HAVE

    Andre

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    Hi Michael,
    You are correct, I think it is a capital offence in Germany to do that to a Wohlhaupter, fortunately it is a Mizoguchi so I am safe as long as the Japanese engineering police don't find out, I deliberately used a split collar so that no harm comes to the 20mm shank, the block is cast iron and it should wear long before the hardened shank.
    Regards,
    Martin

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    Default love it

    that look great.
    a lot of diff ball turners show up on here.
    i remember one when i was an apprentice that
    instead of using a leaver to move the cutting tool
    it had a rotary handle controlling it not unlike a cross feed dial.
    aaron

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