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Old 03-14-2017, 10:47 AM
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So a single plate with the hole size of your choice, some paint removal and some zapping.

What you want is a bulkhead tank fitting with a flange larger than that hole. I might have an appropriate fitting somewhere in my garage, I will have a look after work, but they are called bulkhead tank fittings.
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Old 03-14-2017, 10:52 AM
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Beer brewing folks sometimes have nice stainless ones.
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Does anyone have a set of ACL rod bearings kicking around. Standard size +.001".

most everywhere is out of stock.
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Managed to wrangle a set or 2. Well see which arrive first.
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Had a nice scare today with the bearings. ACL has been backordered since January. Managed to find a set on ebay, and a set on amazon. So I ordered both. We will see who gets here first.

Spent some time on the lathe today and made some lower delrin bushings. Might help a bit more with the wheel hop. Burnt off my old ones too.

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That tool post has seen a major crash lol.
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Old 03-14-2017, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by hi_im_sean
That tool post has seen a major crash lol.
You mean other than the one I caused parting the bushing off?
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Old 03-15-2017, 02:21 PM
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Comments like that make me want to watch you cut things, go get the gopro next time.
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broken cutting tool, trashed bushing. The usual

I came up with a much better system the next time around. The bushings don't actually have to have to be perfectly centered. As in the outside isn't constrained by anything. So I just tossed shorter pieces in the 3 jaw and went to town.
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I showed the picture of you trying to part some 3" material about a mile away from the chuck to the machinist here at work. We both laughed, and decided I would be best to let your process evolve on its own without our intervention lmao. At least its just plastic. Now go try that with steel.
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I would not have attempted it with steel. I actually got pretty close with delrin. And if I hadn't gotten overzealous with the cutter pressure I might have won.

Steady rest was like half an inch too small, otherwise would have used that.
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If you look at the vacant dovetail on that tool post in your pic, you'll see 2 dents, one with the surface pattern ridges from a lathed piece of material. That made some noise and ruined some undies im sure.
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Old turbo kit sold. Its staying in the family.

Spare 6 speed ordered just because.
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I am disappoint to see pics of you working on your own projects instead of mine. Priorities!
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Originally Posted by Mobius
I am disappoint to see pics of you working on your own projects instead of mine. Priorities!
And mine. I need mine done pronto so I can put it on a shelf in my garage and just sit there.
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popped these in.

Lars your stuff will be done in 2020ish. Richards stuff hopefully 2019.
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Originally Posted by shuiend
And mine. I need mine done pronto so I can put it on a shelf in my garage and just sit there.

Yeah, me too!
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Wait, how many of us are waiting for **** from Aidan?
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