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  1. 24th July 2010, 12:27 PM #1
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  3. 24th July 2010, 12:44 PM #2
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    Still prefer the old way!!!
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    Hmmm.
    that could be good for pens.......
    I can turn large lumps of wood into very small bowls
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    Quote Originally Posted by bowl-basher View Post
    Hmmm.
    that could be good for pens.......

    which one BB the old way

    good find

    Both are good the new way well for production work, I can imagine the time taken to create the profile cutters, the copy jig, set up load etc but once done go sit down and be on the forum with cuppa in hand.
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    Mount those mobile cutters on the end of a chisel blank. Look like pretty good steel
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    I'm gunna buy me one o' them machines............my grandson wants me to make him a baseball bat..
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    thanks both interesting
    love how they did it years ago

    BUT I WANT TO KNOW WHO BUILDS A SUPER EXPENSIVE AUTOMATED LATHE AND DOESN'T HAVE BLOODY DUST EXTRACTION FITTED !!!!!!

    PLEASE EXPLAIN
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    All the shavings fall down into a chute that feeds a boiler and in turn generates steam and power for the machine to run. Didn't you see that in the video?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mkypenturner View Post
    thanks both interesting
    love how they did it years ago

    BUT I WANT TO KNOW WHO BUILDS A SUPER EXPENSIVE AUTOMATED LATHE AND DOESN'T HAVE BLOODY DUST EXTRACTION FITTED !!!!!!

    PLEASE EXPLAIN
    Would hazard a guess and say that it is a demo machine at some machinery fair.

    They normally do not leave much mess as the machine throws the shavings predictably and the have ports for extraction everywhere.

    Cornalls spent a fortune on dust and shaving extraction and the place was relatively clean with all their autos working.
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    This lathe set up looks interesting , and his work is too

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7x6On0XSXg&feature=fvw"]YouTube - Turning huge columns on a homemade lathe[/ame]
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    So when do we get CNC finishing along with shaping? Wanna see an arm with an oil rag followed by one with a buff
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    Where it begins the industrialization in series, there is finished the creativity and the pleasure of enjoying what one does. Are you in agreement?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Spain View Post
    Where it begins the industrialization in series, there is finished the creativity and the pleasure of enjoying what one does. Are you in agreement?
    Yes , I am
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