The Home Machinist!

bill4227 wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 09, 2019 6:46 pm

Modeltec Index from the same website as I posted above is here http://www.homemetalshopclub.org/librar ... eltec.html

Bill

That index only goes to 1989, which is only a portion of what we are looking for.

There used to be one on DLS... Then it went missing. I poked around and found it on the IBLS WIKI... But that is incomplete. But I have a general list of issues on my phone so I can keep an eye out when certain issues come across my hands... and buy or pass on. I'm focused on the T12 issues right no...

This is interesting: http://www.ijirse.com/wp-content/upload/2016/02/1160B.pdf They are 3D printing the moulds directly with sodium silicate/sand using a process similar to the laser sintering process but with a CO2 jet instead of a laser. No pattern at all. Yes... 3D printing of MOLDS is becoming ...

Regardless, the OP is looking for 'new old stock'... not new stock. Not much to debate. Let him look for them

I'm following this thread so that I can learn about suspension as I go. I have a new-to-me atlantic and I'm not sure how much it ran before I got it. As such I may need to make adjustments also.

If you think about it, the bore of the tailpipes is about a 1/4" square (I'm using a generalization since I typically use a 1/4" ratchet extension to install these things). That's about 1/16 sq inches of area. 3/8" NPT would be about 0.300 in^2. I think you'll be fine with 1/4" NPT fittings or even ...

FLtenwheeler wrote: ↑

Sat May 04, 2019 10:59 am

3/8" Penberthy injectors are still available.

Tim

Sure, if you want to pawn off your children and grandchildren.

Time for another CNC Mill Maybe a tombstone fixture too???

Perhaps a credit to the WF&P would be ideal. After all, the members of WF&P came up with this standard a long time ago.

Trainman4602 wrote: ↑

Thu May 02, 2019 5:39 pm

Your coupler is up side down

If you view the photo in Australia, is it really upside down?

Any ideas on the pricing for 1"? You're killing us

I can attest to Jim's experience. Many times have I had to go out to the floor to very explicitly explain to the cleaning team members where I work how to properly clean these castings. We have a process database and I spent most of my time documenting all of these very specific notes, along with ph...