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Re: End of Year Purchases

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Originally Posted by GB330033
chrisinmd: How much skill goes into using a mill/lathe? From what I understand, you really have to know what you're doing. Without any engineering mentors, I doubt that the team members would be able to utilize a mill/lathe the way other teams can. However, if it's not too tough to learn, we might have to look into buying one. Any suggestions on where to get one?
Although these two tools do require much skill to become useful, the Internet is a great thing, as long as you have done some research on their usages and techniques you can almost teach yourself if you have someone watching to insure your safety. If you want some help finding a good one go to either http://da.harborfreight.com/cpisearc...athe&Submit=Go
or PM me and i can help, i can also help you find good lathe sites if you wish and photocopy you some pages out of a retro metal milling text book that you have, so contact me if you want those.
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