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Hilarious!
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"MikeMandaville" wrote in message
oups.com... | http://www.multimachine.net/ | | Mike Mandaville | Austin, Texas That's actually a great idea! Seriously lacking pictures and the text is short on specifics (rambling and vague) so I couldn't figure out how to build one from just the pictures and text. I signed up to learn more; that sort of cheapness and ingenuity is right up my alley! |
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carl mciver wrote:
"MikeMandaville" wrote in message oups.com... | http://www.multimachine.net/ | | Mike Mandaville | Austin, Texas That's actually a great idea! Seriously lacking pictures and the text is short on specifics (rambling and vague) so I couldn't figure out how to build one from just the pictures and text. I signed up to learn more; that sort of cheapness and ingenuity is right up my alley! Agreed. It's not my cup of tea, but they appear to have an active forum of users and anything that gets more people making chips is fine with me. |
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Thinking about it everything in a engine block is machined with
precision, bolt 2 toghether and one could be the base and the second one the headstock. bolt a drill table to the base and install a spindle in one of the cilinder hole of the "headstock" and you get an horizontal milling machine On Sat, 07 May 2005 15:34:17 -0700, Jim Stewart wrote: carl mciver wrote: "MikeMandaville" wrote in message oups.com... | http://www.multimachine.net/ | | Mike Mandaville | Austin, Texas That's actually a great idea! Seriously lacking pictures and the text is short on specifics (rambling and vague) so I couldn't figure out how to build one from just the pictures and text. I signed up to learn more; that sort of cheapness and ingenuity is right up my alley! Agreed. It's not my cup of tea, but they appear to have an active forum of users and anything that gets more people making chips is fine with me. |
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"MikeMandaville" wrote in message oups.com... http://www.multimachine.net/ Mike Mandaville Austin, Texas Pretty damn clever- the kind of thinking that used to thrive in pre-digital America, before everything went moonshot ape****. |
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