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  1. #1
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    Smile Landing of the lathe

    Hey all today's the big day I get the lathe
    It's 7.25 am Im with my mate filling up on the m3
    Bound to go see Peter to pick up the new babe
    For on the road at 6am the little man in the gps tells us we will get there at 9.40 am

    If you can't tell I'm like a fat kid in a cake shop rite now
    Stay tuned
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    I picked up the same lathe not so long ago and while I haven't had a chance to take full advantage of it, I'm loving it being in my shed
    It's only a mistake if you don't learn from it.

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    I hope you remembered to pack the camera
    Those were the droids I was looking for.
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    Dave if your filling up on the M3 and not the F3 then your heading the wrong way

    Ok so its 9.22am by the GPS calcs you should be turning of to Tinonee soon then again does it know of all the road works.

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    What? Xmas again already?
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    Sounded like me when I picked up mine. Think I did a little pee in my pants when I woke up that day

    All the best for setting up your baby. Remember, there is no cure to the addiction.
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    Ok back on the road the the new baby
    Thanks Peter your a top bloke

    It's asleep in the back of the car the space has been made at home
    Will take pics and upload later tonite

    Can't stick a chuck on it till I get a 1,8 tpi adaptor
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    Quote Originally Posted by sjt View Post
    Sounded like me when I picked up mine. Think I did a little pee in my pants when I woke up that day
    Too much information!
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    Quote Originally Posted by nz_carver View Post
    Ok back on the road the the new baby
    Thanks Peter your a top bloke

    It's asleep in the back of the car the space has been made at home
    Will take pics and upload later tonite

    Can't stick a chuck on it till I get a 1,8 tpi adaptor
    Dave that would be an 1-1/4 x 8tpi insert
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    Jim,
    1" x 8 tpi is BSW and has been used on a large number of lathe headstocks.

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    Lucky you Dave, I'll have to visit and drool on the bed, just so it can go rusty

    I'd agree with Jim - latest Nova should be 1 1/4 8 tpi
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    Ah Dave why do you need a chuck to turn pens

    Well by now you should be home and the lathe all set up so where's the pics

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    jims rite
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    OOOOOOO, very specy but too clean.

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    Great lathe, I have the same. 1-1/4 x 8tpi is right, and I just purchased a Beall spindle tap to make custom wooden faceplates & jam chucks (I checked the size 3 times before ordering).

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