First shot of my latest creation.

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Highspeed
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CByrneIV wrote: I've never done an acme tap before, but I've made other taps, and I've cut acme threads. I'm going to assume the experience applies. If not, I'll just have to drop the cash on the commercial tap.
I hate that frigging Roadrunner, and ACME for supplying the Coyote with such fucked up equipment :D

It's all the same deal, the only thing is with ACME is that you are using what is basically an old fashioned parting tool to do the work and they love to dig in. It helps if you set them a smidge over centre height. Setting the topslide over and using that for the infeed is good ( cuts on the leading edge only that way ), but you need a stop on the cross slide to go back to zero.

I hope that made sense, I'm shit at explaining things. :lol:
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I suppose trying to hard mount a jackhammer wouldn't work... (Don't really expect it to)
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Bullspit, that is handsome. Well wear!

The shape is very similar to one I have by Richard Van Dijk of Hoiho Knives in Dunedin, New Zealand. You can see his workshop in this video. Clearly, good ideas get around...
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Bullspit; Please advise when you will be publishing your first catalog. :lol:
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Denis wrote:Bullspit, that is handsome. Well wear!

The shape is very similar to one I have by Richard Van Dijk of Hoiho Knives in Dunedin, New Zealand. You can see his workshop in this video. Clearly, good ideas get around...
Nice video! I love the grinder he made. His knives are beautiful!
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Sorry if I took the thread off topic a little Bullspit - once again, a lovely piece of work
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Highspeed wrote:Sorry if I took the thread off topic a little Bullspit - once again, a lovely piece of work
When does any thread stay on topic?

No worries! It is all just a conversation, free to go where it wants to travel.
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Here is a better picture.
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Bullspit wrote:Here is a better picture.
Wow. Now I understand the apologies for the first photo. That is a beauty.
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Gunnuts wrote:
Bullspit wrote:Here is a better picture.
Wow. Now I understand the apologies for the first photo. That is a beauty.
Definitely needed better light. Thanks!
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