Removing cutlass bearings is fun.

[likwid]

Because you love the shop.

Had a helper holding the shop vac next to the end mill. Worked great.

Had to make tapered shims that go from nothing to 1/4" (thickness of the material) over 6".
Alot of work.

Trigonometry good.

[ProfessorM]

Originally Posted by likwid

Because you love the shop.

Had a helper holding the shop vac next to the end mill. Worked great.

Had to make tapered shims that go from nothing to 1/4" (thickness of the material) over 6".
Alot of work.

Trigonometry good.

yeah shop vac is the best way but ours is so destroyed after vacing up oils spills and such and never cleaned it isn't worth the aggravation.
Funny in high school I hated math and was a C plus student at best, but after actually doing things relying on math and applying trig and such I now find it fun, sometimes. Glad it went well. P.

[likwid]

Originally Posted by ProfessorM

yeah shop vac is the best way but ours is so destroyed after vacing up oils spills and such and never cleaned it isn't worth the aggravation.
Funny in high school I hated math and was a C plus student at best, but after actually doing things relying on math and applying trig and such I now find it fun, sometimes. Glad it went well. P.

I'm destroying home depot special $30 mini shop vacs on the boat.
On #2 now.

Had a transmission leak, no problem cleaning it up! That was the death knell for #1