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Works really well on those deeper scratches.
Works really well on those deeper scratches.
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Thanks mr_modify1! We've added your Dial Indicator Lens Cleaning Method to our Cleaning category,
as well as to your builder page: mr_modify1's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
I'd like to see how you held it on the lathe.
Ralph
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Personally, I'd be pretty hesitant to rev the plastic cover in any chuck, because I'd hate to melt the surface thru rubbing friction.
A much less cumbersome setup is to not set the cover up at all, as shown by Bob (on Doubleboost's site),
Some chrome polish, a few rags and 6 minutes of elbow grease in this case (YMMV): "Pin It")
"-Careful with that axe, Eugene..."
Personally, I'd be pretty hesitant to rev the plastic cover in any chuck, because I'd hate to melt the surface thru rubbing friction.
A much less cumbersome setup is to not set the cover up at all, as shown by Bob (on Doubleboost's site),
Some chrome polish, a few rags and 6 minutes of elbow grease in this case (YMMV):
Tule (Jan 11, 2022)
Looks great. Wonder if I can put my cell phone in the lathe.
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