The Chopper Compendium

looks aces congrats
my 2 cents. that cart is loaded up very top heavy. i'd hate to read that your new tig was walloped all over the floor and that gas bottle had shot across the room

too soft. the segments will just chop it up

easy enough to make another stud, i'll just not fuck it up this time

righto the chuck
lathe chucs have the serial no stamped on the jaws. all three should be tha same. mine are not
also the toolpost stud is bent. made a new one on the lathe at work but i cocked the thread. oh well. next nightshift.............

just tryin to give somethin back

most common prob with single phase workshop equipment
http://bodgersparadise.blogspot.com.au/

my first blog article
very common fault on cig-migs repaired
http://bodgersparadise.blogspot.com.au/
more to come

there is no spoon....................................

the bike is all angles but both guards are round
thats why the look wrong

I see,might pay to ask Dan for a WW section

sick bike but not metric

looks fishy to me

gww25 wrote:Bushings work better than bearings on forks so I'd stay with regular ol bushings.

bearings work best when going round like on a axle. the bushing suits the rockers travel better

we apreciate the effort!

camr pretty much how the last student left it. 3jaw no key rh tool in the post amd a 13mm chuck in the tail
still a machine like this goes for AUD2000 so to get it as cheap as i did will pay for the missing tools