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Professor Google has videos of how to do this.
HappyHighwayman
It's all in the reflexes
Will find them thanks was just wondering if people had experience
Roger.
HappyHighwayman
It's all in the reflexes
This one looks pretty good as it goes over both the solenoid and ignitor replacement. Hella easy...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFQJvh0_fbw
Good luck!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFQJvh0_fbw
Good luck!
FLH03RIDER
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littlebeast
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Anyone know how to replace the igniter on a thermador cooktop?
how old is that? our's looks totally different.
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ctwo
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Looks like a nice lathe.
+1. hardinge. fancy
FLH03RIDER
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Wow! Good call on IDing "it" from just a little pic!!!
It's a Hardinge long bed copy made in Taiwan, 12" x 36". It's 40+ some years old and super cool. Wish it was mine, fortunately it's at a good friend's machine shop.
Wow! Good call on IDing "it" from just a little pic!!!
It's a Hardinge long bed copy made in Taiwan, 12" x 36". It's 40+ some years old and super cool. Wish it was mine, fortunately it's at a good friend's machine shop.
the single wide bed way is a pretty dead giveaway.... and there is one here at work i've spent a bit of time hunched over making parts for my own projects so the headstock looks pretty familiar
even the copies are so much more capable than my machining skills it's rediculous what the real deal super precision ones can do
what's the plan for the 235? i have a soft spot for inline 6s. especially that weird braaaapfarrrrt they make with straight pipes
FLH03RIDER
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It's a spare motor for this one that sits in a '50 Chevy Panel.
This motor is a '55 - 235, (30 over), Corvette block casting number but distributor pad is stamped as a truck motor. I've only seen one other block cast / stamped this way. My guess is Chevy had a few of '55 - 235 blocks left over and they got moved to the truck line.
It's running the Corvette dual exhaust manifold, Thickston 2x1 intake, Rochester B carbs, and solid lifter truck cam. Ha, ha and the exhaust pipes currently end just past the firewall.
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This motor is a '55 - 235, (30 over), Corvette block casting number but distributor pad is stamped as a truck motor. I've only seen one other block cast / stamped this way. My guess is Chevy had a few of '55 - 235 blocks left over and they got moved to the truck line.
It's running the Corvette dual exhaust manifold, Thickston 2x1 intake, Rochester B carbs, and solid lifter truck cam. Ha, ha and the exhaust pipes currently end just past the firewall.
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bobl
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Good old stovebolt. I've put a few miles on one of those myself. I'll share some wisdom from one of my gifted friends; "Those things will lug forever, and they will wind up once,".
that's excellent!
900ss
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FLH03RIDER
Recedite, plebes! Gero rem imperialem!
Hardinge info...
https://www.hardinge.com/about-us/our-history/
https://www.hardinge.com/about-us/our-history/
900ss
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Weird, I went to get my Speed - d burr (or whatever it's called) to speed whip some sheets to send to a plating shop today. I SOLD MY FUCKING TOOL BOX! Sorry, it's strange to not be able to go to my rollaway and get the tools that I have used for over 35 years.
Life will move on, and the plating shop will get raw material that I did not deburr
Life will move on, and the plating shop will get raw material that I did not deburr
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FLH03RIDER
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Another project from about 2 weeks ago that was just kind of spur of the moment build. Wood was left over from a gate and fence build around Daughter's chicken coop this past winter.
Had some Black Bamboo (large canes turn black as they grow) sitting neglected in corner of the yard. Transplanted to this red pot, got a new saucer and painted it to match planter.
Plant stand.
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Had some Black Bamboo (large canes turn black as they grow) sitting neglected in corner of the yard. Transplanted to this red pot, got a new saucer and painted it to match planter.
Plant stand.
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tzrider
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For most of this past year, I've been working on a new pipe organ for a large church in San Francisco. We're a couple of months from completion and this video shows some (by no means even most) of the stuff that goes into these. I built a high percentage of what you'll see:
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