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i have a carba tek mini lathe but no instruction book.
carba tek have been totally unhelpful.
if anyone out there has or can get a copy of the manual i would be happy to pay for copying and postage,
thanks.
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Originally posted by johnperth
i have a carba tek mini lathe but no instruction book.
carba tek have been totally unhelpful.
if anyone out there has or can get a copy of the manual i would be happy to pay for copying and postage,
thanks.
One of these? Owner's Manual CT-70-1000 EVS MINI LATHE http://www.carbatec.com....al/CT-70-1000_manual.pdf
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I thought a mini lathe/lathe in the hand was a shifter? Makes all nuts round.
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Originally posted by wbute
I thought a mini lathe/lathe in the hand was a shifter? Makes all nuts round.
No, that's what pliers & multi-grips are for. Dr Terry |
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When shifters start changing the shape of nuts knuckles can start changing shape....Jack
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Rig you beat me to the punch, John put this up on another site and I thought I had him covered until I came here, lol.
If you are gunna round nuts & bolts off there is nothing better than a stillson...
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EVERYBUDDIES a comedian..haha can't seem to navigate around carba teks page, I want to get the cross piece off the lathe but it doesn't seem to want to wind right off. there must be an easy way, the winder is very stiff and i want to check there is not any swarf or crap in there. i always found using metric sockets on a/f nuts or vice versa was a great way to round off nuts. Edited by user Saturday, 17 September 2011 7:15:42 AM(UTC)
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