[TheForge] Jet tailstock disassembly?

Peter Fels & Phoebe Palmer artgawk at thegrid.net
Tue Jul 2 00:54:18 EDT 2013


I fear you are talking about me Jerry.
My ignorance and stubbornness have resulted
 in more than a few mechanical embarrassments         .
I never took a shop class and until i joined the CBA,
never saw anybody work who knew what they were doing...with very few exceptions.
I am the cheap guy who pays the most, all too often.
The consolation is that the tools have often been
broken already, when i get them.
I'm a geezer now, and more " successful",
but i still think like that habitually.
I was suppost'a grow up.

On Jul 1, 2013, at 6:49 PM, Jerry Frost wrote:

Pete: When I first read Andy's post I had to ask myself if he or a previous owner had tried to take it apart to "fix." I've had too much experience with guys who adjust machines because they don't know how to operate them and then there are the guys who take them apart to "fix" for the same reason. I've had harsh words with such . . . People.

Jer


On 7/1/2013 3:03 PM, Peter Fels & Phoebe Palmer wrote:
> Having learned on abused, crappy low quality or broken tools..
> The first thing i look for is the shiny high spots and matching , opposing , collections of gurry.
> Then i take down the high spots, or whack them with a lead hammer..
> and everything is worse.
> 

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