"Gojo". Other than "lathe", that's the only term I recognized in this whole thread.And gojo. They are always a greasy mess
"Gojo". Other than "lathe", that's the only term I recognized in this whole thread.And gojo. They are always a greasy mess
Confused, are you saying his shop was dirty or?
I see--well it looks like you could eat off the floor in there. I couldn't get mine that clean if I spent 8 hours a day for a month at it. Ive given up trying--Mabie if I got a wife it would workNEZ has a wife. Her only stipulation was to be able to park her car in the garage nightly. You do what you have to do to keep Bona happy.
I see--well it looks like you could eat off the floor in there. I couldn't get mine that clean if I spent 8 hours a day for a month at it. Ive given up trying--Mabie if I got a wife it would work![]()
I finally figured out it was faster to clean up daily than wait for it to get so bad it takes a week to clean after I lost a week looking for stuff in the mess.Man how do you guys keep your shops so clean
that's for sure and put stuff back as your done using it. Still hard for me to find things as Im an absent minded type. And I don't know how my floor got like that- It used to be clean concreteI finally figured out it was faster to clean up daily than wait for it to get so bad it takes a week to clean after I lost a week looking for stuff in the m
We are going to use my old Logan to contour barrels. It is going to be so cool![]()
A hydraulic follow rest is a must for sure
A hydraulic follow rest is a must for sure
Let us know how that turns out, lolWe are going to use my old Logan to contour barrels. It is going to be so cool![]()
I think youll find your lathe is a few thousand pounds too light and that follow rest is way more essential than you might imagine. Id say contouring barrels is the biggest challenge in gunbuilding. I know a lot of gunsmiths thats done one. Theres a reason we buy contoured blanks and why folks like stan taylor contours others for us. Hes rigged up to do itI wouldn't say it's a must, would be nice to have something like but it is not essential.
Thought I recognized that machine somewhere.the same manufacturer used by Eisen.
Let us know how that turns out, lol
If it is going to be a dedicated machine convert it to digital. A couple of servomotors and glass scales and a programmer and you would have a CNC lathe.I wouldn't say it's a must, would be nice to have something like but it is not essential.
If it is going to be a dedicated machine convert it to digital. A couple of servomotors and glass scales and a programmer and you would have a CNC lathe.
sorry my mistake, i have the G0709. its closer to the size of the PM1340. both these lathes have close to 1-7/16 spindle bore/
the G0509 has a 2" i believe-
