WHAT's IN YOUR FEDEX/UPS TRUCK?

[BDS]

That IS a nice little lathe...congrats Davio!

After a lengthy journey in the back of numerous FedEx trucks, the 1701P has made touch down in Alberta as of this afternoon.... 

Thanks a bunch Arkmaker (Rich).

Al

Meeting all Canadian fpe specs too

[Gippeto]

But of course!

Have other stuff if I want a big hole...this is for small holes.

Al

[Davio]

Another dude joins the ranks of the Hobbyist Machinist 

Outstanding David, keep it clean and shiny!

I have enlisted and have been issued my weapon. I will join the ranks, but boot camp first!  Much to learn.  I have had and used the very large wood lathe for many years, but there is vary little similarity between wood and metal lathe work. 

You know I will keep it clean and shiny since that is OCD shop rule #1.  I am going to take it nice and slow.

Today, UPS dropped off four book to read (three on lathes and one on mills). All are paper bound and quite inexpensive. 

One of them is called "The Home Machinist's Handbook" by Doug Briney.  It has ten projects given at the right point in the training to test skills before going on to the next ones.  The projects are for actually usable tool for the lathe (Center Punch, Machinist Jack, Brass Mallet, Ball Peen Hammer, Setup Tool, Parallel Bars, Machinist Clamp, Angle Plate, Sine Bar, and finally the only one that is not a tool... a Ship's Cannon final project)

The other three books are How to Run a Lathe (from South Bend), and two books from Harold Hall called Metal Lathe for the Home Machinist and Milling for Home Machinists.

Good times. 

[JEBert]

and finally the only one that is not a tool... a Ship's Cannon final project)

All of the projects sound cool but this one is the COOLEST!     You know, cause it SHOOTS!     Well, unless it's just a replica.   

[ped]

we need to see the cannon when you get it made davio
good luck with you're machining and enjoy yourself
ped

[Davio]

we need to see the cannon when you get it made davio
good luck with you're machining and enjoy yourself
ped

Thanks, guys.  Hey, the cannon might have to be the Gauntlet II entry. 

[Davio]

Aluminum, Brass, Delrin and Stainless... oh, my!  Can you see the 32 muzzle brakes hiding in the picture?   

[Tater]

Aluminum, Brass, Delrin and Stainless... oh, my!  Can you see the 32 muzzle brakes hiding in the picture?   

I see 'em!!!!   

[droid]

Aluminum, Brass, Delrin and Stainless... oh, my!  Can you see the 32 muzzle brakes hiding in the picture?   

Yum yum - Gary spendy spendy 

[Fronzdan]

Make the cannon able to accept the backpacker butt stock!!!!

[Crosshairs]

Aluminum, Brass, Delrin and Stainless... oh, my!  Can you see the 32 muzzle brakes hiding in the picture?   

I hear a lathe humming. Cool stuff.

[quickster47 †]

Those on the right side are gonna be really small muzzle brakes that's for sure. 

Carl

[HappyHunter]

16mm OD x 22" long Lothar Walther barrel (.22 cal)
Hatsan Air Stripper
2 extended bulk fill adapters for 2260/Disco from Joe @ HPA Sports
P-rod grip frame
24" & 30" x 7/8" OD CF tubes (1 each)


Todd

[bgmcgee]

got me a new chongman carbon handle,  it's very nice but what else comes from the man another stainless handle. Got to say thanks Michael.

[1377x]

just received a marauder trigger group and 2 fill nipple covers
now how the heck do you get the o-ring the covers?