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Re: Neck Turning Lathe
Do the gloves come with it?
Do the gloves come with it?
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
I have a 21stCS neck turner, the lathe is a new addtion, which I don't have, the turner(my first) is very easy to use, comfortable in my hand, I'm not turning with power tools so my cuts are very consistent due to the lack of heat, buy the whole kit so you get matching expander to turning mandrell.
I have a 21stCS neck turner, the lathe is a new addtion, which I don't have, the turner(my first) is very easy to use, comfortable in my hand, I'm not turning with power tools so my cuts are very consistent due to the lack of heat, buy the whole kit so you get matching expander to turning mandrell.
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
i have a forster neck turning tool,if i have a lot to turn , i use a lee lock stud chucked in a drill.seems to work like this.however this does seem to be a little less labor with it mounted onto the bench.
i have a forster neck turning tool,if i have a lot to turn , i use a lee lock stud chucked in a drill.seems to work like this.however this does seem to be a little less labor with it mounted onto the bench.
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ugsly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do the gloves come with it? </div></div>
Thats the most expensive part!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ugsly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do the gloves come with it? </div></div>
Thats the most expensive part!
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
How much trouble is to change between calibers? I know you need different a different arbor, mandrel, and cutter. Just curious how it is to change everything out.
How much trouble is to change between calibers? I know you need different a different arbor, mandrel, and cutter. Just curious how it is to change everything out.
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ugsly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do the gloves come with it? </div></div>
That was my first reaction.
Then I started working on other juvenile snarky remarks that involved chasing someone 10 blocks.
Finally I resolved that the gloves were upstaging the product being sold.
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Performance: Superior abrasion resistance, wet/dry grip, tactility and dexterity
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ugsly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do the gloves come with it? </div></div>
That was my first reaction.
Then I started working on other juvenile snarky remarks that involved chasing someone 10 blocks.
Finally I resolved that the gloves were upstaging the product being sold.
NorthFlex™ Red™ NF11
Foamed PVC Palm-Coated Glove
Workers love this sleek, red and black glove
Until now, a great gripping glove could not provide rugged abrasion resistance without compromising the dexterity and tactility that a worker needs to handle wet or dry objects meticulously. The ultra-lightweight NorthFlex™ Red™ NF11 Foamed PVC Palm Coated Glove by North Safety Products is the latest in advanced palm-coated glove technology for general purpose hand protection.
The NF11 Red Glove features a 15 gage, seamless knit, red nylon shell that is soft and form fitting to the user's hand for a comfortable, true fit. A black, foamed PVC coating is rugged to resist abrasion and provide a sure wet/dry grip. New foamed PVC coating technology allows the glove to remain sensitive enough to allow for a dexterous, tactile feel of what the user handles.
The NF11 Red is a versatile work glove that is ideal for workers who must perform multiple types of handwork throughout the day with moderate protection from mechanical hazards. The NorthFlex™ NF11 work glove brings you more of what you need in a general purpose work glove:
Fit: Elastic and form fitting to the user's hand, a snug knit-wrist provides minimal resistance to hand movement for exceptional wearer comfort
Comfort: Ultra-lightweight and soft to the touch, seamless knit shell eliminates skin irritation caused by knit seams, uncoated back for easy cooling of working hands
Performance: Superior abrasion resistance, wet/dry grip, tactility and dexterity
Grip: A sure, flexible grip – even in wet conditions, is achieved by a unique, open surface texture on the palm and fingers that clears liquids from surfaces and enables a firm wet-grip– reducing hand fatigue
Style: Workers love this sleek, red and black glove – the NF11 Red is the work glove they actually want to wear
Recommended Uses: Tool handling, material handling, small part handling, equipment handling, shipping & receiving, light assembly, general maintenance tasks, general construction, manufacturing/light assembly, landscaping, maintenance, etc.
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
Gloves or not, this would be my favorite lathe accident:
http://www.lildobe.net/gallery2/v/Disasters/indacc/Lathe_Accident/lathe_accident2.jpg.html
Click on the link.
At least the hind quarters were not ruined.
Gloves or not, this would be my favorite lathe accident:
http://www.lildobe.net/gallery2/v/Disasters/indacc/Lathe_Accident/lathe_accident2.jpg.html
Click on the link.
At least the hind quarters were not ruined.
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
500G,
If you look closely, you can see the guy's eyeballs in tact.
They must have popped out in time.
Neck turning on these lathes could potentially pop out the eyes.
http://www.6mmbr.com/powerneckturn.html
500G,
If you look closely, you can see the guy's eyeballs in tact.
They must have popped out in time.
Neck turning on these lathes could potentially pop out the eyes.
http://www.6mmbr.com/powerneckturn.html
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
500G,
When you high jack a thread, there is death, blood, and guts left behind.
And you don't don't even have a lathe.
You have a 1/8 hp trimmer still in the box.
I can imagine you getting your finger caught in that, and you will be typing with 9.
500G,
When you high jack a thread, there is death, blood, and guts left behind.
And you don't don't even have a lathe.
You have a 1/8 hp trimmer still in the box.
I can imagine you getting your finger caught in that, and you will be typing with 9.
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TravisB</div><div class="ubbcode-body">How much trouble is to change between calibers? I know you need different a different arbor, mandrel, and cutter. Just curious how it is to change everything out. </div></div>
The expander floats in it's own die, RR about 10 sseconds, the turning mandrell is also a fast RR but set up is a little tedious, 21st has different angle carbide cutters to match the neck angles, I haven't taken mine apart that far but a single size Allen wrench is all that is required, this is my first and only NT tool, I like it.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TravisB</div><div class="ubbcode-body">How much trouble is to change between calibers? I know you need different a different arbor, mandrel, and cutter. Just curious how it is to change everything out. </div></div>
The expander floats in it's own die, RR about 10 sseconds, the turning mandrell is also a fast RR but set up is a little tedious, 21st has different angle carbide cutters to match the neck angles, I haven't taken mine apart that far but a single size Allen wrench is all that is required, this is my first and only NT tool, I like it.
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 500grains</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hey, I have a Gracey! </div></div>
Pardon me all to hell.
You have 1/15th horse power.
You could get your Michelle O neck tie stuck in that.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 500grains</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hey, I have a Gracey! </div></div>
Pardon me all to hell.
You have 1/15th horse power.
You could get your Michelle O neck tie stuck in that.
Re: Neck Turning Lathe
Thanks for the response Chad. I ordered one today with 2 different mandrels and 2 different cutters.
Thanks for the response Chad. I ordered one today with 2 different mandrels and 2 different cutters.
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