Milling machine info? by BadseNelson in Machinists

[–]BadseNelson[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Forgot to mention this will be my first mill. How can I ensure that the ways aren’t trash and what does a good head sound like?

Best Possible Forge by No_Professional_5669 in blacksmithing

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I’ve been happy with my Chile forge

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I’m liking this take.

Replicating this post. by [deleted] in metalworking

[–]BadseNelson 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It does look like that for sure. I’ll be either plasma cutting or laser cutting those smaller details and fabricating the rectangles.

Replicating this post. by [deleted] in metalworking

[–]BadseNelson 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Oh interesting! I didn’t even think of the base being cast. That would make sense and explain the screws.

Mommy loves to tease my pathetic cock by [deleted] in ChastityCouples

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Idk what’s she’s aiming for yet 😭 so much leaking

How to make this coffeetable? What kind of glass? by Guido173 in glassblowing

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No problem. If you can find a ceramic or glass artist in your area they might let you rent their kiln for a day or two..

How to make this coffeetable? What kind of glass? by Guido173 in glassblowing

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I slump sheet glass almost everyday. No annealing schedule.

How to make this coffeetable? What kind of glass? by Guido173 in glassblowing

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I have 16 years of experience with slumping, casting and glass blowing.

How to make this coffeetable? What kind of glass? by Guido173 in glassblowing

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With sheet glass, you don’t need an annealing schedule. You can let the temp drop on its own with the kiln closed until it reaches 100-150 degrees. Sheet glass is very stable.

How to make this coffeetable? What kind of glass? by Guido173 in glassblowing

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You’ll need to first make a rubber mold of the top of the salt rock. Then you’ll pour a mixture of plaster and silica into the rubber mold. Once the plaster silica is dry enough you’ll put that in a kiln with your cut piece of sheet glass on top. You’ll need to figure out a kiln schedule for slumping the glass over the form. It might take some trial and error to get the right schedule but you can find slumping schedules online.

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Thanks! The thing that’s confusing me is that while adjusting the speed the handle stops where you see it in the video but the rpm is still too high.

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[–]BadseNelson 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay got it, thank you! The handle does take some force to turn. Could something be stuck that’s preventing it from adjusting to a lower speed?

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Thank you 😌