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(10-14-2012, 04:37 PM)doubleboost Wrote: [ -> ]You did a good job with the camera
John

Did you hire a professional photo taker?

DaveH

(10-14-2012, 04:45 PM)DaveH Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-14-2012, 04:37 PM)doubleboost Wrote: [ -> ]You did a good job with the camera
John

Did you hire a professional photo taker?

DaveH

Dave
Micktoon took the action shots
John

Mick,
Nice photo's
DaveH

Awesome John! I'm anxious to see the successful threading results.

Apron on your BOXFORD looks identical to my LOGAN that I have apart doing restoration presently. I like your project and really like the riser you have put on your knee mill. tom

That casting came out real nice John!

Ed

Hi
Lads
Got a bit more machining done tonite

I turned down the heads of the cap heads to be a tight fit in the counter bore
They work like a "fitted bolt"


That wont move like the original one



Tool on center height gave me a good scribe line for the rear finger




John

Clever way of marking the center height John.

Ed

John,
Coming a long nicely - it looks nice and rigid

DaveH

Nice one John , its coming along canny , it makes you wonder why Boxford did not do it this way as its a better job yet more simple than the one thay created , I think you should have worked on the Boxford design team myself.
Cheers Mick

P.S Cheers about the photos Dave lol , I just pointed the camera on auto to be honest