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Varmint Al's pages
I tripped over these web pages from a retired machinist.
Interesting stories about his Father's welding biz and working the http://www.varmintal.com/apopt.htm And some nice mods on his mini-lathe: http://www.varmintal.com/alath.htm Enjoy, Chris |
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Varmint Al's pages
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I tripped over these web pages from a retired machinist. Interesting stories about his Father's welding biz and working the http://www.varmintal.com/apopt.htm And some nice mods on his mini-lathe: http://www.varmintal.com/alath.htm Enjoy, Chris in 2000, Al's web page pushed a a mini lathe. [I got one and it is crap]. He pushed a Tasco World Class Plus scope. [I got one, and it is crap]. He also got me to anneal brass with a flame until the brass glows. [I did it and it is too hot]. He got me to buy a 17HMR. [Not as good as a .223.] But I do like his idea for cleaning dies with Flitz and a Q tip. [I have done it.] I do like his idea for chamfering case mouths with steel wool in a Copper pipe fitting in a lathe. [I have done it} I do like his chart of 4140 RC hardness vs yield strength [I use this] I do like his chart of cartridge brass hardness vs strength I do like his method of comparing the finish of Flitz vs JB [I have done it] I do like the idea of shooting ground squirrels. [Again, the .223 is better]. |
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