Pistolero Well-Known Member Dec 23, 2015 #41 Yes. looks similar. I was really surpised at running in a tap in steel at 1200 rpm!!!!! Of course, you may be slipping so that the actual relative speed is lower, but tapping a hole in steel in 1 second was just amazing to this ignorant beginner.
Yes. looks similar. I was really surpised at running in a tap in steel at 1200 rpm!!!!! Of course, you may be slipping so that the actual relative speed is lower, but tapping a hole in steel in 1 second was just amazing to this ignorant beginner.
smokeywolf Well-Known Member Dec 24, 2015 #42 Chucked in a 5/8" Albrecht chuck on the tailstock of my lathe. I have 3 or 4 lathe die holders. The ends typically are bored to different diameters and depths to hold two different sizes of button dies.
Chucked in a 5/8" Albrecht chuck on the tailstock of my lathe. I have 3 or 4 lathe die holders. The ends typically are bored to different diameters and depths to hold two different sizes of button dies.
T tchepone New Member Sep 9, 2019 #43 Jeff Michel said: Nice finish, what type of steel? Click to expand...
Pistolero Well-Known Member Sep 10, 2019 #44 Interesting handle there, tchepone. I have a copy of the song about that place. Bill