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Re: Favorite tool in the shop?
[Re: Kudakidd]
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05/14/09 01:17 PM
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LOWELL IN
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i forgot my plasma cutter
WAXER
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Re: Favorite tool in the shop?
[Re: 69B3GT]
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05/14/09 06:17 PM
05/14/09 06:17 PM
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Falconer, NY
KatFysh
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Falconer, NY
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beer fridge   stereo {3 disc changer}  Lincoln IdealArc 300 TiG  IR 1/2" air impact 5 piece Unibit kit my "Fisher" BFH..it's homemade.  My wife likes being out there as much as me.    She helps make the mess, she helps clean it up. Thats why my tool box drawers have labels. She'll know where it's at  and where to put it back.. 
When you decide to quit, THAT is the moment when you would've succeeded..
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Re: Favorite tool in the shop?
[Re: blown360]
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05/14/09 07:39 PM
05/14/09 07:39 PM
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L.I. N.Y. Hemi Street
HemiGreg
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My great big lardy Miller Syncrowave 300P! shes old but damn nice to weld with!
ME TOO 300m sncro or "potable" dialarchf
and BFaircompresors
and gasDemo saw
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Re: Favorite tool in the shop?
[Re: markz528]
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05/14/09 08:27 PM
05/14/09 08:27 PM
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Challenger 1
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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BTW, you still owe me a ride.............
I knew you were gonna remind me of that...your right for sure. I can't help you live on the wrong side of town. 
I'm pretty sure it will do pickup drums and rotors. Got lot's of mounting jigs. It's just that the shaft is about 2-3" OD Yea I think a new smaller shaft could be made. It can take a bigger shaft too acording to the manuel. It's real old I'm told by Kwik way. I talked to the same guys that built my flywheel grinder and they said it was made between 1973-78! It works great and very solid, just couldn't find anything online about it, I guess because it is so old. We used it a couple times when we first got it but the inserts were shot and the tool holder sucked. Got new of both after some research and it did a great job with less than .0005 runout.
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