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S-O-D wrote; " You have a thoroughly odd set of symptoms, my vote would be for a faulty motor except you've had it running off a 50V supply".

If its shorted, it could probably cope with low voltage. Just a thought!

Would a ball out of a computer mouse do? Not very shiny.

+1 for Bikepete

Brian C,

I've lead a very sheltered life, the video was 'New' to me.

I was just sharing.

bear..

Mk 2

Edited By Neil Wyatt on 25/01/2019 18:50:39

Give me a break, I was working on it.

Try the Mk 2 version.

Hi,

Hope you find the video interesting, I did.

VID-20161102-WA000011.mp4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpePZ13PJ18

Regards, bear..

Edited By Grizzly bear on 25/01/2019 18:17:33

Same problem here on Win10.

My solution; Just keep typing, then back peddle to where you want the new line/paragraph.

Then hit 'Return'.

Regards, bear..

John V,

You have to create an album, then place your pictures in it.

Search the forum for info.

Good luck, bear..

Interesting video.

Thank you, bear..

Kenneth,

What's the reason for reducing the drive shaft?

Are you talking about the whole shaft or the splines?

Sounds drastic.

bear..

Have you considered the plumbing dept.?

0.5" / 15mm olive + compression joint, or a piece of copper pipe?

Good luck, bear..

Hi Andrea,

Update please.

Have you found your chuck key?

Bear..

Tom,

I may have missed something. With your 10mm bits, grind the end down so they are at centre height.

Then grind the cutting profile, its not critical, if it does not cut well, the grindstone is your friend.

I've used 12.7mm/ 0.5inch, yes, more grinding involved, but if the price is right etc.

Good luck, bear..

Food for thought

https://www.roviproducts.com/coolant-nozzles-extension-tubes-accessories/

Bear..

Hi George,

Will this help?

**LINK**

Bear..

Rodents teeth.

**LINK**

Bear..

Edited By Grizzly bear on 04/11/2018 19:40:32

Hi Everyone,

Saw this on another forum.

It may be of interest to someone. Second picture in my album (Hopefully).

Regards, bear..

Edited By Grizzly bear on 25/10/2018 18:21:57

Edited By Grizzly bear on 25/10/2018 18:24:12

V8Eng,

Thank you for adding the 'Link'. Re: Back gear.

Bear..

Ian,

"is my lathe in what? if you mean reverse, no otherwise sorry i dont know what back gear"

Not reverse, but reduction, you have to physically put it into , or out of low gear (Back gear).

Check with the lever adjacent to the chuck.

Bear..

Ian,

Slow speed, is your lathe in back gear?

Run-out, are the chuck jaws clean/ swarf free, this is inside the chuck.

Good luck, keep us up to date.

Bear..