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That was PERFECT. LOL
(09-06-2016, 06:09 AM)Mayhem Wrote: [ -> ]Gee Ed, at this rate we will be able to move this thread into the vintage machine section...

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I finally breathed some life into this patient gal. I'll be popping her cherry tomorrow.  Drool

Ed

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(09-08-2016, 05:55 PM)EdK Wrote: [ -> ]I finally breathed some life into this patient gal. I'll be popping her cherry tomorrow. Drool

Ed

Without video evidence, none of us will believe you Ed Big Grin
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(09-09-2016, 07:28 AM)Pete O Wrote: [ -> ]Popcorn

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its time to sell that unit, the latest version has just been released, remember you have to stay up to date.
At least you beat the first snowfall Ed. Big Grin
Sorry guys, no porn tonight. I spent a bunch of time looking for the tooling. Then I went to tackle tramming the head but decided to sweep the table length first.
4.5 thousands.  Yikes  I started getting concerned and kept trying things to get it better like locking all of the gibs except the X. Didn't help and was about to call it a day when I decided to try a different setup. On my  first attempts I had chucked up a cheap indicator holder into the drill chuck and used my Mitutoyo DTI. The second method was to use my Noga indicator holder along with the Mitutoyo DTI and stuck it to the saddle. Much better at .00025 the length of the table. So I ended the evening on a good note and will tackle the tramming tomorrow morning.

Ed
Is that saying the saddle is moving Ed?