Lil Foot
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1979 B7100DT Gear, Nissan Hanix N150-2 Excavator
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fried1765
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Kubota L48 TLB, Ford 1920 FEL, Ford 8N, SCAG Liberty Z, Gravely Pro.
Lil Foot
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1979 B7100DT Gear, Nissan Hanix N150-2 Excavator
Picked this oddball up today at a bin store, new in a torn package, for $1.
From Lobster Tools (?) in Japan.
Opens to 1 7/8", or 47.6 mm.
From Lobster Tools (?) in Japan.
Opens to 1 7/8", or 47.6 mm.
I have been slowly working on building a cutter grinder for sharpening endmills. It will sharpen the ends and the flutes. The spindle rides on an air bearing that has nearly zero friction. I need to add stops to adjust the tilt angle for grinding the relief angles on the side of the flutes and mount it to the bench grinder with adjustment to grind the relief angles on the end of the flutes. It also needs a finger to follow the flutes when grinding the sides.
RCW
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BX2360, FEL, MMM, BX2750D snowblower. 1953 Minneapolis Moline ZAU
Not worthy of another thread. Don't want to clutter @Lil Foot 's thread much either.
Always struggling with lighting in my cellar. Ceiling/joist height is ~ 80", but porcelain light fixtures are below that.
I'm 76" and have taken many bulbs out over the years with my head.
Have a table saw, bench grinder and small drill press down there. Have a couple 4-foot LED shop lights down there also.
These work real well (so far) in place of plain LED bulbs in the porcelain fixtures. 200W 20,000 lumen 6500k lights, so a Bright White.
While rated at 200W, only guessing actual would be 40W or so....
Didn't know such a thing existed until a few weeks ago.
Got them for $40 in a 4-pack from Amazon. The 6 "wings" let you direct light as needed. Thought $10 each wasn't bad.
Not any longer than a 150w LED bulb in a short cellar - - but I'll bet I'll still break one or more with my head.......
Always struggling with lighting in my cellar. Ceiling/joist height is ~ 80", but porcelain light fixtures are below that.
I'm 76" and have taken many bulbs out over the years with my head.
Have a table saw, bench grinder and small drill press down there. Have a couple 4-foot LED shop lights down there also.
These work real well (so far) in place of plain LED bulbs in the porcelain fixtures. 200W 20,000 lumen 6500k lights, so a Bright White.
While rated at 200W, only guessing actual would be 40W or so....
Didn't know such a thing existed until a few weeks ago.
Got them for $40 in a 4-pack from Amazon. The 6 "wings" let you direct light as needed. Thought $10 each wasn't bad.
Not any longer than a 150w LED bulb in a short cellar - - but I'll bet I'll still break one or more with my head.......
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