On Saturday 07 June 2014 11:14:07 Greg Bernard did opine
And Gene did reply:
> Of course he isn't ready for you yet. You still have a lot lot of work
> to get done to get that lathe of yours working the way you want!

Actually its about there, but the whole OEM timing belt drive is an old 
style belt, only available from LMS and the mounting for the jackshaft is 
just flexible enough to let it slip a few teeth.  If its under cutting 
load, thats instantly a burned up pulley on the jackshaft.

> I
> hope you're up and at 'em soon, Gene. I've always found your posts
> endlessly entertaining and useful as I follow your progress. Without
> your unique posts this list would be greatly diminished .

What a nice thing to say, thank you Greg.  And even if you are laughing at 
me, at least you laughed. :)

While I doubt if I'll be making swarf in the next week, the deck on the 
shop is a nice place to get ones vitamin D, and has a comfy chair, so I 
ran the update-manager on both machines while I was sitting there 
yesterday around noon, nursing a cuppa our real coffee.  I asked the cooks 
at Ruby why, when they make at least 100 gallons of coffee a day, why it 
wasn't coffee.  No answer.

Where I got forcibly stopped, is rigging some limit switches to detect the 
end of the screw as it approaches the ball nut & stop it from dropping all 
those balls in the dirt.  Once thats done, then tip it up to get at the 
nut holding screws & change the whole thing out.  But I don't know as I'd 
trust me to handle the weight of the tables just yet.  That is the big 
base and table kit from LMS.

Two projects to do as soon as I feel like it, the rider needs to be fired 
up, as the front yard is about 5" high, and the light switch for the 
ceiling lights in my bedroom has picked the last 2 weeks to slowly expire.  
Switches I have, I just need to go round one up, along with the right 
sized screwdriver.  I buy those things in contractor 10 packs.  Goes with 
owning the place free & clear for quite a few years.

The grass may be a little higher yet before I fork that old 38" Craftsman. 
Pushing 30yo, its getting hard to shift, the drive must be fully unloaded.

But I still am, and have been told that heart wise I am as good as new 
once the right side of my heart shrinks back to more or less normal. They 
spent at least an hour watching it on the ultrasound screen 2 days later.  
So thats encouraging.

Cheers Greg, Gene Heskett
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US V Castleman, SCOTUS, Mar 2014 is grounds for Impeaching SCOTUS

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