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Nope. Hacksaw for the external parts of the cup, padsaw for the insidey bits. I try to avoid using power tools in the living room.
Am I recalling incorrectly that it was you who posted a picture of his dining room with a lathe in it?
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The very same person, and I think I recall his other half was saying something about there's no art in using a lathe?
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Am I recalling incorrectly that it was you who posted a picture of his dining room with a lathe in it?
Guilty as charged:
Although it's no longer the dining room - it's the machine shop. And don't forget the milling machine and pillar drill on the other side. Trouble is, there's not enough space to lay the R3 frame on the floor so I can attack it with saws, so that has to be done in the living room/bike assembly room.
edscoble
Brommers
Nope. Hacksaw for the external parts of the cup, padsaw for the insidey bits. I try to avoid using power tools in the living room.