Just received a cheapo timegrapher in the mail.
Not exactly an expert on all the functions but based on a lift angle of 52 degrees, testing period of 12s, it appears that my '67 5513 is running a tad fast.
Thanks guys. I have heard of Rocco and his god-like lapping skills. He is part or my inspiration.
I'm wondering though if there is an alternative to the rare and expensive machine that he uses. Would you think a normal disc sander like this might achieve similar results?
I imagine the 3M abrasive lapping discs are adhesive stickers and one could slap it onto a similar sized disc sander. Obviously I'd have to fabricate a more versatile work platform, but it could work.
Just a thought.
I knew it was possible. But figured one would have to laser weld/fill the existing tube and then redrill and tap 0.05mm or so higher. Internal modifications not an easy task. Well done. I can appreciate the work that went into this. Stellar.
I use a Bergeon 6767f http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001IZT8R2?pc_redir=1407863573&robot_redir=1# http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001IZT8R2?pc_redir=1407863573&robot_redir=1
The end on yours is way too wide.
Depends on the decor of your man cave, but I've considered getting the Brunswick Gold Crown V:
http://www.brunswickbilliards.ca/catalog/pool-tables/gold-crown-v.html
Was helping the inlaws move a few boxes around in the basement and found a couple of vintage finds mixed in an old coin box. Mid '70's I believe. Check em out:
Think they'd look best on a Nato.