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Spinal Tap-HA!
That amp in Spinal Tap is a weenie compared to my auto dark hood, it
goes to 13! Eric |
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Spinal Tap-HA!
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... That amp in Spinal Tap is a weenie compared to my auto dark hood, it goes to 13! Eric I've started using spoked handwheels for electronic control knobs. This is still small enough for fine adjustment: https://www.amazon.com/uxcell-Diamet...0533123&sr=1-3 The center hole runs pretty close to true when chucked by the ID of the rim in a 3-jaw, to bore for the control shaft adapter. -jsw |
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Spinal Tap-HA!
On Wed, 30 Nov 2016 14:28:58 -0500, "Jim Wilkins"
wrote: wrote in message .. . That amp in Spinal Tap is a weenie compared to my auto dark hood, it goes to 13! Eric I've started using spoked handwheels for electronic control knobs. This is still small enough for fine adjustment: https://www.amazon.com/uxcell-Diamet...0533123&sr=1-3 The center hole runs pretty close to true when chucked by the ID of the rim in a 3-jaw, to bore for the control shaft adapter. -jsw Reminds me of the dinosaur era tensile testing machine my boss asked me to get working. It had a 2' diameter load dial with a max needle, and handwheels fit for a WWII destroyer. The 1' square cast nameplate read "Baldwin Locomotive Works". I ultimately talked him into a new Instron. Pete Keillor |
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