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I like it! Nice knurls but kudos for the form of the lever as well. It's not easy to get a shape like that, very deliberate effort required.
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Thanks guys, I was pretty happy with how it came out despite not having any sort of plan ? I got lucky but really need to start planning my projects out a bit more. The handle profile was cut with my homebuilt radius cutter. I'm finally starting to get the patients required for adding the small details that make a big difference.
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Nice job Shawn. I like the dual duty aspect of it.
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mfletch (01-27-2015)
Thanks Tom, I was actually planning to make the carriage stop you designed for the Atlas lathe. like I said though, I gotta get better at following through on the plan ? I needed a vise stop for my little cnc mill today so I spent a few hours on this, never did get around to the original project.
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EdK (01-31-2015)
01-31-2015, 03:04 AM
(01-26-2015, 09:00 AM)PixMan Wrote: I like it! Nice knurls but kudos for the form of the lever as well. It's not easy to get a shape like that, very deliberate effort required.
What are you talking about not easy to get a shape like that............everytime I turn a shaft I get some variation of that!