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    oil soaked stock ?

    Whiting and acetone works but is slow. Here's another that is much faster but more expensive. It is quite popular with the double shotgun hobbyists. The problem might be finding a tank big enough for a regular rifle stock. Get a disposable aluminum roaster pan at the supermarket that is...
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    Last VFD question?? hopefully :)

    Sorry, I forgot. It is certainly OK to change the gear ratio as needed to get more torque. I suggest that eddie investigate his VFD settings related to "torque boost" or "voltage boost". VFD manuf. use both terms. Raising the setting up to max. might be neeeded to get enough low speed...
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    Last VFD question?? hopefully :)

    There is a whole lot of BS in this thread. Regarding Dealer's Direct website. Please bear in mind that they are in the business of selling VFD's and motors. They know that very few people know anything at all about VFD's, motors and their interactions. Consequently, they tend to advise...
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    VFD wiring questions???

    I recommend the following set-up: Motor control drum sw: High, This sw. cannot be moved when the VFD is running and there should not be a need to do so. It can be removed, but there is no need. H-N-L lever: High Speed control handwheel: adjust for maximum desired spindle speed when motor is...
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    Automation direct VFD ??

    I have had a 1 HP VFD from Automation Direct on my cone pully drive Bridgeport for many years. You will find that electronic speed control is much easier to use than the mechanical variable speed Bridgeport system. The main difference is the fact that the mechanical speed control is...
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    Drill Bit Sharpening

    I have used a Darex M5 for many years. They are no longer manufactured by Darex, but they show up on eBay regularly. M5 parts are still available from Darex. They usually got for 500-600$ depending on condition Three chucks are available 1/16 -1/2, 1/2-3/4, 3/4 -1-1/8. You can sharpen a...
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    Barrel Caliber Engraving

    +1 for electo-etch. The stencils are pretty easy to make on the computer and can be in any size or style font you can print. They are also reusable. RWO
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    Tool Holders / Name Brand vs. Knock Offs?

    I have a BXA Dorian post, but have always used Phase II tool holders, They are Chinese, but are(were) nicely machined and hardened and have performed well for me once I changed out the set screws. They cost a little more than the usual Asian stuff, but are worth it or at least were worth it...
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    Steel grip cap source?

    Midway and Brownells sells many different styles in steel. RWO
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    Chargemaster Combo Power Supply

    The Chargemaster wall wart supply supplies about 12.7 V when the unit is on but not dispensing. When the dispenser runs, the voltage drops to about 11.8V. This means that the internal circuitry is always exposed to at least 11.8 volts. Consequently, a standard 12V gel cell does not stress...
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    Wood Screws

    Brownells sells unplated wood screws: http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=597/Product/UNPLATED_STEEL_FLAT_HEAD_WOOD_SCREW_KIT You can buy the indvidual screws in refill paks. RWO
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    Cutting internal cam relief

    Look here for some info: http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/gunsmithing/how-cut-extraction-chambering-cams-195395/ RWO
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