Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

Why sure, if you live near the Sieg factoy and can get me a Super X3
mill head, I'll definitely be your friend.

mystery wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

http://www.siegind.com/Products/br-x3-super-lathe.htm

Louis Ohland wrote:
Why sure, if you live near the Sieg factoy and can get me a Super X3
mill head, I'll definitely be your friend.

mystery wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

On Dec 14, 7:29 am, mystery wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)


Welcome to the group. You will find a lot of comments about Chinese
products here. Please try not to be offended. There used to be a lot
of junk produced in the U.S. too.

I hope you can help us with knowing which Chinese companies produce
good metalworking products.

Where are you a student? And are you from that area?

Dan

Hopefully near Shanghai.... Please, please, please...

wrote:
On Dec 14, 7:29 am, mystery wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)


Welcome to the group. You will find a lot of comments about Chinese
products here. Please try not to be offended. There used to be a lot
of junk produced in the U.S. too.

I hope you can help us with knowing which Chinese companies produce
good metalworking products.

Where are you a student? And are you from that area?

Dan

On Dec 14, 2:29 am, mystery wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

yuping cai )
+86.75788390818
Fax:
2 Floor No.8 South Naihai Av.Guicheng Nanhai Fosha
Foshan, XX 528200
CN

Let me go down into my basement and chew on my big toy, er, X3. Back in
a few minutes...

Well, if there's lead there, the way lubricant covers it.

Gary Owens wrote:
Yes, but does the paint on my Sieg lathe have lead in it. : (
gary


"Louis Ohland" wrote in message
...
Why sure, if you live near the Sieg factoy and can get me a Super X3
mill head, I'll definitely be your friend.

mystery wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

On Dec 14, 1:04 pm, Louis Ohland wrote:
Let me go down into my basement and chew on my big toy, er, X3. Back in
a few minutes...

Well, if there's lead there, the way lubricant covers it.

All the best toys have lead in them.

http://www.regenttour.com/chinaplann...hts-foshan.htm

Jim Wilkins wrote:
On Dec 14, 2:29 am, mystery wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

yuping cai )
+86.75788390818
Fax:
2 Floor No.8 South Naihai Av.Guicheng Nanhai Fosha
Foshan, XX 528200
CN

Lead, it's not just for breakfast anymore...


Jim Wilkins wrote:
On Dec 14, 1:04 pm, Louis Ohland wrote:
Let me go down into my basement and chew on my big toy, er, X3. Back in
a few minutes...

Well, if there's lead there, the way lubricant covers it.

All the best toys have lead in them.

Must be he knew a lot of women drafters that used mechanical pencils.
Remember, your grandpa never saw AutoCad or other CAD application, it
was all with mechanical pencils. Must be that the women drafters were
really nice and reloaded his mechanical pencil when he was out.

I prefer .5mm for outlines and .3mm for interior details.

SteveB wrote:
Well, if there's lead there, the way lubricant covers it.
All the best toys have lead in them.

Grandpa used to say, "Now THAT will put lead in yer pencil" whenever he saw
a pretty girl.

"mystery" wrote in message
...
Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

Do you have any sisters?

;-)

"Jim Wilkins" wrote in message
...
On Dec 14, 1:04 pm, Louis Ohland wrote:
Let me go down into my basement and chew on my big toy, er, X3. Back in
a few minutes...

Well, if there's lead there, the way lubricant covers it.

All the best toys have lead in them.

Grandpa used to say, "Now THAT will put lead in yer pencil" whenever he saw
a pretty girl.

Steve

"mystery" wrote in message
...
Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

Welcome to the group, and thank you for not coming in as a spammer. You
have much potential, Grasshoppa!

Steve

Louis Ohland wrote in news:1Bz8j.60$RQ6.39
@newsfe07.lga:

Let me go down into my basement and chew on my big toy, er, X3. Back in
a few minutes...

Well, if there's lead there, the way lubricant covers it.

Gary Owens wrote:
Yes, but does the paint on my Sieg lathe have lead in it. : (
gary

snip

I'm guessing you're using it wrong if you're sticking it in your mouth


Bill

Jim Wilkins wrote:

On Dec 14, 1:04 pm, Louis Ohland wrote:
Let me go down into my basement and chew on my big toy, er, X3. Back in
a few minutes...

Well, if there's lead there, the way lubricant covers it.

All the best toys have lead in them.

Yup, an empty one is fairly useless.

Wes

NRA Life

I'd have to put some caveats to that. In some calibers or velocities,
lead smears pretty good. I'd want to use either a base cup or a thin
layer of deposited copper.

Wes wrote:
Well, if there's lead there, the way lubricant covers it.
All the best toys have lead in them.
Yup, an empty one is fairly useless.

Well if the problem is close enough to be a worry, leading isn't going to be
much of an issue. A lewis lead remover, mercury, or a reverse plating kit
will fix whatever problem. Heck, one J*cketed bullet will clean moderate
leading.

Some day I want to make a prog die to make gas checks.

Wes

http://www.castbulletassoc.org/

Louis Ohland wrote:

I'd have to put some caveats to that. In some calibers or velocities,
lead smears pretty good. I'd want to use either a base cup or a thin
layer of deposited copper.

Wes wrote:
Well, if there's lead there, the way lubricant covers it.
All the best toys have lead in them.
Yup, an empty one is fairly useless.

Thank you very much! :-)

On 12ÔÂ15ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç1ʱ11·Ö, " wrote:
On Dec 14, 7:29 am, mystery wrote:

Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

Welcome to the group. You will find a lot of comments about Chinese
products here. Please try not to be offended. There used to be a lot
of junk produced in the U.S. too.

I hope you can help us with knowing which Chinese companies produce
good metalworking products.

Where are you a student? And are you from that area?

Dan




I'm a student in Foshan, but I come from Chaozhou. It is a very
beautiful city, and I'm sure you'll like it. :-)

On 12ÔÂ15ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç1ʱ30·Ö, Louis Ohland wrote:
Hopefully near Shanghai.... Please, please, please...




Sorry, but I'm from Chaozhou! :-p

On 12ÔÂ15ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç2ʱ53·Ö, "SteveB" wrote:
Do you have any sisters?

;-)



Why do you want to know? ;-)

On 12ÔÂ15ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç2ʱ01·Ö, Jim Wilkins wrote:
On Dec 14, 2:29 am, mystery wrote:

Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

yuping cai )
+86.75788390818
Fax:
2 Floor No.8 South Naihai Av.Guicheng Nanhai Fosha
Foshan, XX 528200
CN



Ah, so you know it!
:-)

On 12ÔÂ15ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç2ʱ08·Ö, Louis Ohland wrote:
Lead, it's not just for breakfast anymore...




What's the time in your country now?

mystery wrote:

On 12ÔÂ15ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç1ʱ11·Ö, " wrote:

On Dec 14, 7:29 am, mystery wrote:


Hello, everyone!
I am a new here. Hope we can be friends.
My name is May, I am a chinese university student. And you?
Wish you have a happy weekend! :-)

Welcome to the group. You will find a lot of comments about Chinese
products here. Please try not to be offended. There used to be a lot
of junk produced in the U.S. too.

I hope you can help us with knowing which Chinese companies produce
good metalworking products.

Where are you a student? And are you from that area?

Dan





I'm a student in Foshan, but I come from Chaozhou. It is a very
beautiful city, and I'm sure you'll like it. :-)



I'm a Professional Student in Dallas. But I come from Houston.

On 12ÔÂ15ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç11ʱ03·Ö, cavelamb himself wrote:
I'm a Professional Student in Dallas. But I come from Houston.-



Nice knowing you! :-)