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I picked up a bottle of that, and it's nice. Smooth, slightly sweet, and wheat forward, which is perfect for the BLOODY HOT WEATHER I'm... -
edisto replied to the thread The Whiskey Thread.I always come back with a bottle of Gibson's Finest (12 year old) when I visit the family.
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Yeah when Scott Kunz said he liked it and liked the way saws that had been run on it looked, I tried a few gallons. It’s great oil. I’d... -
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Yes.
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Breaking in the new thin ring version, runs real nice ,
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Looks like you’re new here. We don’t talk politics on this forum.
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That guy does a lot of stuff like that to alter results. I don't think he even knows he's doing it. My favorite is when he puts his...
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Same dude did an ignition advance on a 590, runs 87 octane fuel, doesn't get the low jet dialed in, and blames the running issue on the...
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edisto replied to the thread So what's the current two stroke oil favorite?.Is it ironic that he says at the end that he can't "put his thumb" on why the Stihl Ultra cut more slowly in his hands, when he kept his...
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Wait... I thought religious debates were against the rules here!
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'Hobby' machines are fine with small, sharp, positive rake, small nose radius inserts like CCMT. They do not run well with any larger...
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edisto replied to the thread The Metalworking Thread.That's helpful. At this point I don't even know who will be using the equipment, so work and materials are a mystery. It sounds like for...
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HSS tooling certainly has its place in machining, but Solid-Carbide does nearly everything - better, faster, longer. A Solid-Carbide...
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Carbide is standard fair , if you can afford it depending on the work and materials being machined, HSS is not productive in holding...
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edisto replied to the thread The Metalworking Thread.Alright...I have more questions. Again, if I am cluttering this thread and need to start a new one, let me know. I was reading about...
