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What IS this talk of sears and lathes?

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Posted by:
Aaron "RealTime" Shimons
on April 26, 2003 at 01:36:11

I do not mean to pry or be rude, but what kind of a sear do you expect to make in a lathe? All the things I have ever made in a lathe have been round....I wonder if you mean a vertical mill? Please elaborate because my mind is working overtime trying to figure out how a pencil-like sear would be an improvement =)
Thanks

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Well, its classified. Got access to a lathe? Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 11:14:41 05/04/03 (1)

Re: Well, its classified. Got access to a lathe? Nobie "NoBull " Redmon 17:45:28 05/08/03 (0)

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: I do not mean to pry or be rude, but what kind of a sear do you expect to make in a lathe? All the things I have ever made in a lathe have been round....I wonder if you mean a vertical mill? Please elaborate because my mind is working overtime trying to figure out how a pencil-like sear would be an improvement =) : Thanks

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