Removing chuck from ML10 Lathe
- Thread starter stewart
- Start date
Help Support UKworkshop.co.uk:
9fingers
Established Member
Digit":39fuc9wl said:
Sorry Roy, the details are for me to know and (maybe) for you to fantasize over!!
(I'm not even going to mention pricking sensations!)
Bob :lol:
Not sure if the pic was the original, or your copy, Stewart, but if it's your making you don't need any advice from me!
I've never had much success knurling - did you use a single wheel or one of the two wheeled jobs that presses on both sides of the workpiece?
And yes, metal swarf gets <everywhere>. At least it's not usually quite as hot as welding spatter, but make sure your shirt is buttoned up.
Still, I've not heard of allergic problems with dust from metalworking.
I've never had much success knurling - did you use a single wheel or one of the two wheeled jobs that presses on both sides of the workpiece?
And yes, metal swarf gets <everywhere>. At least it's not usually quite as hot as welding spatter, but make sure your shirt is buttoned up.
Still, I've not heard of allergic problems with dust from metalworking.
