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Squareground3691 reacted to Mad Professor's post in the thread Defective Champion Spark Plug with
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Squareground3691 reacted to Colonel 428's post in the thread 90cc class saws which one is the current king of the class? with Like.
I've also been told by a very reputable porter that the engine doesn't have as much "meat" as he thinks it should which in his mind...
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Great! Thanks!
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Squareground3691 reacted to Steve's post in the thread Random pics (that you took) thread... with Like.
Nice bucket of saws!
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ER11 & ER16 collets clamp down by 1.0mm from specified clamping OD, though You should stay shy at no more than 0.9mm. ER32 collets will...
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Squareground3691 replied to the thread The Metalworking Thread.Yes , the collets will work for all ur diameter applications,
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@Squareground3691 and @Wilhelm, thanks so much for the help! I was leaning towards an ER32 holder and collet set, and it sounds like...
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Squareground3691 reacted to Rallyeguy's post in the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread with Like.
I make some that flex and protect but don't break. https://www.oldsawshop.com/McCulloch-10-series-chip-guard-p546356278
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Squareground3691 replied to the thread The Metalworking Thread.Also use ER 16 , for small diameter applications a lot ,
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Get different size & length collet holders! Not sure about Your machines, but we use ER32/70 for 50+% of our tooling, but there is...
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Squareground3691 replied to the thread The Metalworking Thread.
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Yes, Weldon is a good option. I forgot about those. At work we utilize collet vs. Weldon at a 100:1 ratio, as such it slipped my mind...
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Squareground3691 reacted to Only the Tony's post in the thread Random pics (that you took) thread... with Like.
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Squareground3691 reacted to Wolverine's post in the thread Firewood thread!!! Let's see what you got!!!! with Like.
I'm just over 20 for myself and have over 6 for my aging parents. Dad is 80 so I pretty much do most of the labor except for stacking.
