junkman
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What's a good starter setup to practice on a few jugs with ? What kind of bits work good ? and size ?
If you're going to be doing more than 3-4 saws, I'd suggest that you get a knockoff foredom flex drive with foot petal, a cc specialties rt angle, and a straight handpiece.
Won't be too expensive, the rt angle is the pricey one, but you're going to be doing more saws than you think
I do not mind investing in tools ,a guy never has enough .If you're going to be doing more than 3-4 saws, I'd suggest that you get a knockoff foredom flex drive with foot petal, a cc specialties rt angle, and a straight handpiece.
Won't be too expensive, the rt angle is the pricey one, but you're going to be doing more saws than you think
What would be a good length for marking a mandrel? 12" or maybe longer?Ebay. I switched to aluminum now. About the same price
What do you guys use to smooth the transition from plating to bare metal.
What would be a good length for marking a mandrel? 12" or maybe longer?
Some I do. A lot of mine are 12" and I've made shorter ones for the lathe and just kept those for the chambersDo you use the same mandrel in your lathe to hold the cylinder as you use for cutting the chambers?