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Hi
Lads
I am going to build a dividing head
As described in
The Amateur's Lathe
by
L.H.Sparey

I will be doing some video as I well
Made a start on the pattern for the base
This is slightly larger than the one on the book as my Boxford has a higher centre height ,than the Myford 7 it was originally built for
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John
This is going to be interesting Thumbsup
Good book by the way
Smiley-eatdrink004
DaveH
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Ed
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Bill Gruby

EEEEYUP gonna follow this one all the way.

"Billy G"
as per john brill
Just got through watching part 2. Very interesting. I plan on paying very close attention.
John, the wax stuff you use to make fillets with. If you don't mine me asking, what's it called?
(07-24-2013, 03:22 PM)marfaguy Wrote: [ -> ]Just got through watching part 2. Very interesting. I plan on paying very close attention.
John, the wax stuff you use to make fillets with. If you don't mine me asking, what's it called?

Hi
It is called fillet wax
I think it is beeswax
John

Bill Gruby

(07-24-2013, 03:22 PM)marfaguy Wrote: [ -> ]Just got through watching part 2. Very interesting. I plan on paying very close attention.
John, the wax stuff you use to make fillets with. If you don't mine me asking, what's it called?

Part 2 ? Did I miss a post with a video part?

"Billy G"
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