n_maher

Started yesterday, will continue today - assembling the Taig Micro Lathe.

Nice! I should be picking up something similar in the next week or so once I settle in on what exactly I need. I might go with a smaller, bench sized one since I'll primarily be cutting aluminum with it and won't need more than 6" or so. Although it's equally likely that mine will look like this: Congrats again and best of luck with the move. [edit]and since it just arrived, the last thing I bought was this:

I'd just pick up some sort of soft sleeve for now Jeff to hold you over until the real (Apple or otherwise) cases are out.

AutoCAD 2009. The workflow is too entrenched in my brain from using it in 2D all day to do anything else. I tried Solid Works a couple of years ago and it didn't go very well. I hope that means you needed the ride, not the helmet. In later day news I swung by a local machinist who is getting ready to retire. He offered to sell me some tools and such and I took him up on it. We only got part way through what I wanted/needed and I'll be making a return trip in a few weeks when he's had more time to find some stuff for me. The gem of today's haul was this: It's an 1/8 to 5/8 keyless chuck and should come in hand on the purchase I made earlier this week.

You'd need male to female XLR converters to do it, don't forget that (as the posters on that forum seem to be).

6.75A @ 5V, yeesh.

My condolences, Greg. Me: started re-teaching myself how to draft in 3D. Considering that I haven't done much of it in more than a decade it went surprisingly well.

My favorite part of Lessloss's business plan, Riiiiiiiight, so now you're telling me that I have to buy longer cables to get the best sound possible.

Nice, sounds fun to me.

Solution - contact the seller of the 12's (since he's a dealer) and tell him to hunt you down a pair of 11L's. Also, get off your ass and list one of the DAC's on Audiogon.

Any concern about reaching that deep into something with an endmill and getting chatter?

I'd hate to have to clean up the mess from milling that.

Negotiations for time/place to commence shortly. Of course I don't have much to listen to these days but I should be able to provide some interesting sources.

Maybe it's time for some fans?

You certainly don't have to, I run mine exclusively single ended. Should be ok for balanced cables, yes. Hard to tell, I run mine off of an isolated power source now but I didn't have any problems when they shared a power supply with my source. The only real advice is to try it and see how it goes. Stretch, I don't like the sound of legal advice.

Done. Hopefully Duuggggeehhhhh doesn't mind

https://www.formspring.com/forms/?918793-VeuUauXtvv

Sweet! Is it so wrong I'm more curious about what you're doing with the 8020 profiles?

[snark]Get a real source.[/snark]

Nice! I think my next rack is going to use 8020...

Oh Snap.

I fully support the decision you made, the 12L's will treat you very well in the office.

So let me get this straight, you thought this was a good first post?

Indeed, all I searched for was "lamp", it was on the first page.

http://www.head-case.org/forums/do-yourself/8027-good-inexpensive-desk-task-light.html