Recent content by joelsdiener

Awesome, I guess the 940TV model is just a bit above my budget, but I do really really like the 940m PDF version. I think I'm sold on that one now!

Alright, I will definitely check out your channel! Thank you for the insight you've shared!!

Btw, I just noticed your youtube channel, do you happen to have any videos where your using your PM935TV mill, or the PM45 mill?

Thank you for sharing, this is extremely helpful! I think my mind is completely made up now, the only drag is that the PM-940m is way back ordered, but I can deal with that lol. But this is very helpful to know you've had a good experience with their equipment for the last 11 years, because its...

I am considering the options available for Milling machines for relatively limited space, and I really like the Precision Matthews PM-940m PDF. I realize this unit is a bit more expensive than other options, but with other options i've found I can't get them to deliver a mill and a stand to my...

that is a great looking vise! It is an older model if i understand it correctly, likely manufactured sometime between 43-44. The ones manufactured after those dates that have the 'fish hooks' have two t's in patt pen.

I see, very good. Pictures would help in identifying it.

No I got that right here in the suburbs of Chicago exactly where Wilton was manufactured for 50+ years, which is why I strongly feel it is a Wilton Prototype.

What I was referring to is the end nut, the newer style does not have the end nut. The inner screw is pinned directly to the static body, along with the dust cap.

the first ones had a separate end cap.

Thats awesome! I've yet to find one myself, i'm definitely looking!

Thank you very much! I was looking for a pdf to download!

Hello All, I purchased a 9" South Bend lathe that I understand was manufactured in 1929, and I understand there is a book needed to be able to set up this machine to cut different thread types. I was told by the seller (who had owned it for 40+ years) that he gave me a full set of gears, and...

Awesome! Thank you very much for your reply this is a huge help. I just ordered two of those indexable profile tools from Mesa tools, and I can't wait to try them out!

Hahaha I only paid $600 for it actually, but that is a great idea to go to Mesa tools! I've been looking around for round shaft indexable bit, they are just what I'm looking for. Thanks for letting me know about these!