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  • 10 years

    A Tailstock Crotch Center for the Lathe

    by Russ Harman
    I started this metalworking project last winter because I have always thought it would be handy to have a simple way to cross drill round stock in my shop.  I had planned initially to send this to Tyler for publication but Mr. James Instone beat me to...

  • 10 years

    A DIY Powered Benchtop Tapping Machine

    Howdy Guy’s and Gal’s!
    It’s my turn now to contribute to the site with a tool that I consider a “must-have” for the home shop machinist. A powered benchtop threading/tapping machine!
    For some 25 years I have used this simple tapping machine in my workshop. One of my old colleagues invented it more than 40 years ago and he gave it to me when he retired....

  • 10 years

    Making an index wheel for the G0602

    Several years ago I made an index wheel for my G0602.  At the time I was building a modified Brooks cutter/grinder and had a number of calibrated dials and knobs to make.  I never wrote up the index wheel project. However, the index wheel has appeared...

  • 10 years

    How to Make a Custom Tap for Uncommon or Proprietary Threads

    Have you ever needed a special size nut with uncommon or proprietary threads?
    Recently, I came upon a special size nut that I needed to repair an old Brown & Sharpe Protractor. Measuring the stud that I needed a nut for, I discovered that the stud was .207” and had 28 TPI. A number 10 bolt measures .190” and a number 12 bolt...

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