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@cptfunkstar Thanks. I am hopeful that my kids have the interest, but I will always be reasonable. :)) My wife took a lot over the years.
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@cptfunkstar Thanks. It's definitely fun with the family involved.
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Just a thought of advise, Thats a very high speed for drilling A little too high. a ll lube and atleast half the speed will save the bits but the hole aswell. The cutting edge needs time to ramp into the metal.
M1ST3RHYDE 1 year ago
@M1ST3RHYDE Thanks. That was about 4 years ago, but great information.
anajonesr 1 year ago
@M1ST3RHYDE Thanks. You are correct. All users should be advised.
anajonesr 1 year ago
oh man, i used to use a saw like that for everything!
only recently over the last 2 years or so did i exclusively use dremel.
and now that i just started college, i'm playing with the mills and saws. gotta try the lathe sometime =P
props to you for working when family is around :)
nitronovice 1 year ago
@nitronovice Thanks for those words. Yes, the saw was tedious, but I got some much needed exercise. We here use a horizontal band saw now.
anajonesr 1 year ago
I've watched this video a couple time and was wondering if there was any specific reason to tap the aluminum angle instead of just drilling and fastening the bolt with a nut. Is there a specific reason other than the additional hardware needed to double nut it?
burnettprovideo 1 year ago
@burnettprovideo You can use two nuts, but you will need to offset them enough so the ends of the screws do not conflict. Tapping will allow a more efficient length of aluminum angle and provide a more even distribution. However, a staggering patter would work fine. If you do this, make sure that the bearings are as close to middle as possible so the two aluminum angles do not touch.
anajonesr 1 year ago