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Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 10:45 pm
by JPG
bigeddy wrote:Sorry something missing in translation. No all button and where is delete?
'All delete buttons' means every 'delete' button you find. No there is not an
every button either!]11018[/ATTACH]
This will be at the top of the screen after clicking on 'edit' then 'go advanced'.
Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:54 pm
by bigeddy
JPG40504 wrote:'All delete buttons' means every 'delete' button you find. No there is not an every button either!]11018[/ATTACH]
This will be at the top of the screen after clicking on 'edit' then 'go advanced'.
that's a pretty picture you get of delete... but when I EDIT THEN GO ADVANCED I only get an edit at the top... I guess I won't do anymore posting... I can bring up 40 servers at a time for my work and trouble shoot a T3 line... but i'll be danged if I can get this to give me a delete button... everytime I go advanced all I get is edit... I've done it 10 or more times...
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 7:18 am
by dusty
okay guys, bigeddy needs help here and I can't seem to deliver - maybe you can. He believes he watched Nick do some small item turning using the PowerStation. He wants to do the same but I can't locate the Session. Someone saw it, besides bigeddy .... HELP. Please provide a link.
I'm thinking it might have been some of those uTube session that Nick was doing rather than a Sawdust Session.
Anyone got ideas on how to equipment a power station to hold items for turning. Better yet, anyone got some pictures.
Aaah, I found it. The solution is a fixture:
http://www.shopsmithacademy.com/SS_Archives/SS108/SS108_Turning_Pens_files/images/Power%20Stand%20Lathe.pdf . This fixture provides a place to mount the Tool Rest. On the Mark V this function is served by the Carriage.
Some of the items that would be needed but are NOT included with a Power Station are detailed on page B-13 in
this manual.
The items are a drive center, the tailstock and the tool rest. (top right hand side). They can all be purchased direct from Shopsmith and are often available on ebay.
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 8:33 am
by nuhobby
How about this one?
http://www.shopsmithacademy.com/SS_Arch ... g_Pens.htm
BTW, I've not had the guts to (re) try using a finger plane at the lathe. When I first tried it a couple years ago, it wasn't successful. Since then I've 'tuned up' my finger plane and suspect it would do better now(?).
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 4:36 pm
by bigeddy
Thank you guys.. this helped alot... I will be ordering the tailstock shortly as that was the piece I was real confused about. Sorry im a newbie and now I will be able to make pens. Pens and boxes thats what I wanna make , when I get the parts I will post some pix.. probably around the end of January. Thanks again