Suedes Car Club
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Eyeball on October 18, 2007 3:20 pm
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http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=216215
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I have done it!! Just not with aluminum. The front wheels on the 4d have an 1/2 taken out of them and welded back up. Went to Texas right after that with the car, it work fine. It helps that I have access to a big lath.
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I wish I had access to a big lathe. I got to machine some stuff in high school and I loved it. we had to make screwdrivers out of 1 1/2" steel and just mill everything off. kool stuff.
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i heard a lathe is the only tool that can build itself. is it true?
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i heard a lathe is the only tool that can build itself. is it true?
I heard that too...... but you have to be a hell of lot better at it than I am to make one.
Got thinkin'........ on my 3 cars right now there are 12 wheels. Out of those 12, 6 have been modified by me some how. I guess I am a wheel whore. :D
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I dont think you could build a lathe with just a lathe...
within th enext year or 2 i plan on owning a mill and a lathe, i bid on a nice bridgeport in a surplus auction at work this month and missed it by 25$ A nice sized lathe is going to go up this spring and im gonna try and get it.. WHere im gonna put it? i dunno yet. it would pit in my garage but then i could only fit 1 car in it hahaha..
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Serious- my uncle has a large mill hes going to sell. I think it came out of Alloways machine shop. Nothing wrong with it, they just dumped all there old ones and went with CNC ones. I can get price/pics if you interested.
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Serious- my uncle has a large mill hes going to sell. I can get price/pics if you interested.
Please make that info public!!!
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How Large? I really dont need anything larger than a 50" Bridgeport really...
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Heres the pics and info for all who requested it. The brand name is Moore. It came out of Gremada's machine shop. My uncle said it was a precesion jig bore(?) but functions just like a mill. Its about 7.5-8ft tall, and he estimated its weight @3000lbs. It comes with the six tool holders. It is 3-phase. $900, located a couple miles west of Casselton, ND. Its on a pallet, and he has a forklift to load it.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v456/eberhama/dcp_1557.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v456/eberhama/dcp_1559.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v456/eberhama/dcp_1558.jpg)
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Thats a nice machine, but it dosent have near enough left to right swing that i would want.. Thats a killer heavy Duty machine though..
hellova price too..