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10-06-2009, 04:35 PM
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Made my first parts on a manual lathe today!!! I am in a CNC Machine Class ad DeAnza college and they require you to learn how to operate manual lathes and mills before going on to CNC stuff... Anyway, I have operated only cncs machines before.. Today I make my tap handles... OMG I can not believe how much effor it takes to make one on a manual machine... Its a damn art... No i know what that old guy was talking about... I did it on a Hardinge lathe, it was really kool... took me like 4 hours to make two of them...    |
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