The Home Machinist!

I think everyone should have at least a few and know how to use them. But if our government does take away our guns stop and think........ We do own machine tools and know how to use them... I for one will just go to the shop and make one

That looks like a nice start to me. Might try that one myself.

A very Merry Christmas to all and thank you all for the great information you all have been kind enough to share this past year. Thank you.

Great save of a couple parts. Thanks for posting it.

Welcome to the board. That is a nice lookin ride.

Hemmings Motor news magizine would be a great resorce for info. Lists a lot of parts dealers and used parts for sale. Not only mustangs but others as well.

DRO's are great. Have one on my mini mill. Now I have this to say. You get what you pay for. I bought mine from an add in Home shop machinist last year. Great price $350. Should of passed. The leads fall out of the slides and now will not stay in at all. Thought I was saving money as I am retired an...

That is a good looking engine. Sold all my big engines after I hurt my shoulder, couldn't start them anymore. Now I am getting into models, something I can handle. Nice job on the lister.

Welcom to the site.

Now that is nice. I have got to try building one of those. Great job.

I don't know anything about morters but am planning to buil a golf ball morter sometime in the future. If you haven't already I suggest going to www.greaybeardoutdoors.com and checking out the forum under blackpowder. They will be able to answer any questions. Good luck and have fun.

Well Well here we go on cnc verses us others. CNC has its place in mass production. We in the hobby field make one offs sometimes, but "We" make them, not some program. After all a chimp can push a button and get the computer to run something. But it takes a MACHINIST to make something fro...