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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by Robin Hewitt View Post
    On my mill I used a pair of ordinary angular contact bearings and sprung them using the end of an old square section air rifle spring crushed close to solid.
    Any chance you have a pic of that setup for us to see ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CNCUK View Post
    Any chance you have a pic of that setup for us to see ?
    It's rather enclosed, no seals on the bearings, had to bury it a bit.

    I would take a pic but I just moved the workshop out of the garage up on to the industrial estate :D

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robin Hewitt View Post
    It's rather enclosed, no seals on the bearings, had to bury it a bit.

    I would take a pic but I just moved the workshop out of the garage up on to the industrial estate :D
    Ok Robin some other time maybe, i think we all know what it is like to have a work shop with space!

    Cheers Mate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CNCUK View Post
    Ok Robin some other time maybe, i think we all know what it is like to have a work shop with space!
    I had plenty of room but the big benefit is not worrrying about her indoors moaning about metal cuttings walked in to the house. I forgot to tell her that swarf is death to carpets so I was actually getting away with it :D

    Also I can now play at CNC plasma cutting without sooting up her car (double garage) and I have bought this book on how to melt cast iron by burning old engine oil. Not the sort of thing I want to do under he watchful eye in case there's a spillage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kip View Post
    Sounds like fun! I'm intending to build a cupola over the winter using some Babington burners....I have the balls already! Babington burner
    Hi kip, what is a cupola ?

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