Does that tell me you do not ordinarily work to the precision that your
Sherline is capable, errrrr, used to be, capable of?

Bob (a'grinnin')
Swinney
"Chuck Sherwood" wrote in message
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Agreed, Chuck. Also, better to not mess with abrasives in the general
vicinity of precision machine tools.

I will do jobs on the sherline that I would not do on my other nice
machines because the sherline is MUCH cheaper and easier to replace.

I turned some machinable ceramic on the sherline
with a vacuum cleaner running to catch the dust. Better to abuse
the sherline than my nice myford that cost so much more.