... Darn, and I was thinking of dropping by. It also looks like I'll be missing the next meeting due to other activities. I have to decide if I want to drive...
Hi gang, I've been out of town for the last several meetings, and just returned from Des Moines, after spending the week installing the "Ribbon Dancers" ...
I need to switch to a new hosting service and during the transfer things usually get messed up for a while. The oh-so-busy e-mail list will still function....
Hello Jeffry, Yup it worked. ... -- Best regards, Charles mailto:cthurston@......
Charles Thurston
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Nov 21, 2006 2:11 am
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Hello Alan, Good Luck with the move ... -- Best regards, Charles mailto:cthurston@......
Charles Thurston
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Nov 21, 2006 5:39 am
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I've been playing with molding and casting. That film stirrer from the free table works great to keep my slip stirred. I'm using molding clay that does not dry...
Are any members from the Apple Valley area planning to attend the December TCRG meeting at the Science Museum? A new member would like a ride and also to meet...
Jeff Hove
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Nov 30, 2006 1:52 am
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Does anyone in the group have a Transistor Curve Tracer??? I am looking to match a few devices. Dave...
... You can use a Op amp circuit to make one that will display on a scope. Matching devices is tricker than just using a curve tracer since there is...
Is anybody interested in this robot arm? Dear a member of TCRobots, I am a PhD student in University of Minnesota. My advisor likes to donate a an Intelidex...
Bill, I have a batch of new transistors, all same part number. I need to match them for Beta only. Multiple devices are used in parallel in the output section...
I have access to a Tektronix 575 transistor curve tracer if you'd like to use it. I have not used it myself but its operation should be straightforward....
Thanks Tom! I will get in touch soon. ... From: tcrobots@yahoogroups.com [mailto:tcrobots@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Tom Baraniak Sent: Monday, December 11,...
Hi gang, I keep running into the same need: coupling this sized shaft to that sized hole. Again and again, I wish I had a small lathe. Well, 'tis the...
Bruce, If you want easy to set up and use, you probably shouldn't go with any of the Sieg lathes (sold by Harbor-Freight, Grizzley, and many others). They are...
... I've had my eye on one at Ambles, but I don't have the money :( Then again it's 12 feet long and probably weighs several tons. I always liked "old and...
Bruce, I have pondered the same thing, so the conversation has been good. My father suggested that I look into used tools. In the Detroit area there are lots...
Thanks for the helpful responses, all. Someday, I believe I will own a respectably large metal lathe-- but right now, I'm in the middle of a move and if my...
... First off, it's safe to plan on spending as much on tooling (chucks, cutting bits, measuring devices, boring tools, tapping tools, etc) as on the machine...
HI Bruce, ... I have a Sherline, which is very nice, but I've often wanted something just a bit bigger. For the Asian lathes, the only one I would consider is...
Bruce, One thing you might consider depending on your needs is using a mill as a lathe. A few years ago there was a series of articles in Home Shop Machinist...
Well, I guess I'll chime in. I've been lurking on this group for almost two years now, learning a lot by watching you all talk, so it's probably time I give...
I am trying to decide which is easier to implement. I need to sustain 500K bytes/sec with a maximum latency of .5 seconds. Options 1. High speed USB (480) 2....
Bill, To me, it looks like 3) should get you what you want with the least pain. With one requirement - that this device is the only thing on the bus. (if there...
Dear group, My family says I need help, and after some soul searching, I've decided they're right. We just started the process of getting our suburban home ...
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