The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

aren't these wires gonna pull/push on the head?

Looks like sparking

Crazy price

StephenMarsh wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 07, 2024 10:44 am

I won't buy anything from this forum from someone I don't already know IRL

Sample size of one

Good call

We emailed a bit back in December, i received an old photobucket pic of “the previous owner”. After i offered to drive up for a cash deal he disappeared and now after numerous messages and emails, silence. I’m not saying this is a definite scam but i smell fish. Good luck to you all and be warned!

Hi Raoul,

sent you some emails long time ago. pls check.

misjah

LondonCollins wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 25, 2024 4:14 pm

Hi. Is this post still working?

nope

^^^^^^ good advice as usual

if i recall correct i've seen pics of a very trashed vms70 many years ago

not stopping i hope?

vinylcarvers.com

Was hoping it was always exactly the same but can vary (slightly) between blanks in same batch even.

There’s a bit of variation in it. Best ask Marion at TZO Or RI.

Add rubber/padding between lathe body and motor mount and motor…the thicker the better. Using other material than mdc will help too (mine are thick all)….You won’t get rid of it all though.

Open the cover, remove metal clip and unscrew the nut under the lever then you can pull it out. You need to clean the halfnut every now and then and clean leadscrew

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llary wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 18, 2022 10:13 pm

It's no problem to sand directly on the label area of a stamper, we use 100mm sanding discs and a turntable to do this more efficiently

Sure you can but there’s a reason it’s usually done on lacquer/dmm.

stamper sanded well enough under label? We never tried it before, but it worked! Thanks. But I have some questions: 1) What's the best way to do that without screwing up the stamper? 2) When (and why) is this process required for some stampers? I appreciate any help you can provide. It’s not done o...

stamper sanded well enough under label?

I can’t imagine it would be.