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BBLmber
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 Posted - 01/20/2015 : 9:49:27 PM
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Hey Roland  !
Mark
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Tommatthews
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 Posted - 01/20/2015 : 10:57:04 PM
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Roland the project is coming together nicely.
The machinery is a nice fit.
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Geezer
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Posted - 01/21/2015 : 01:49:31 AM
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Roland - I see the cold weather of PA does not
hurt your modeling ability. Fine job so far my friend.....
Now, get on with it! (LOL! - Just kidding)
Nice!!
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Mario Rapinett
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Posted - 01/21/2015 : 03:02:48 AM
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Hopeless
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Posted - 01/22/2015 : 6:54:37 PM
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Thank you all once again. I discovered that I made a mistake and will have to take some of it apart. It involves the path that the belts need to run. Should have seen it coming. I will tackle the changes tonight.
Roland
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Hopeless
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Posted - 01/29/2015 : 10:35:57 PM
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I finished the lathe tonight. At least as far as I can go without adding more walls. I added a belt changer, some small details, and finished the overhead crane. Getting the chain threaded through the blocks was very frustrating. I as ready to give up and ask Mrs Hopeless to teach me knitting!
Roland
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Mario Rapinett
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Posted - 01/29/2015 : 11:10:33 PM
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Excellent
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BigLars
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TRAINS1941
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Posted - 01/29/2015 : 11:23:02 PM
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I'll give this a 10+. Exceptional work on a Western Scale Lathe.
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thayer
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Posted - 01/30/2015 : 01:00:29 AM
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Roland, This is stunning! I can see where Larry is coming from though. While the machinist might be too persnickety to leave a few more chips about, I doubt he could prevent some weathering on the brand new floor riser and tool tray set. Speaking of chips, my guess is a Sherline would make them in about the right size for this monster!
When threading the chain, did you think to try a pull line of thread? I find that trick usually solves all my threading problems.
Oh yeah, and the pin-up. We definitely need a better view to ensure all is right with the world.
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Ray Dunakin
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Posted - 01/30/2015 : 01:32:25 AM
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Nice work!
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brownbr
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Posted - 01/30/2015 : 07:22:04 AM
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Looks great.
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Rick
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Posted - 01/30/2015 : 08:00:34 AM
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Very very nice work Roland.
Glad you didn't give up on it and hung in there. 
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Geezer
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Posted - 01/30/2015 : 10:17:29 AM
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Absolute tops! Roland, you are one of the best....
Looking forward to the next part....Oh yeah, I
have been in a machine shop with a clean floor,
just sorta dark around the machines like you have it....
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CieloVistaRy
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