lath
bennettW
me if they know of a machine shop with a lath that will turn a part down
in diameter for me? They are 2, round, solid, UHMW plastic rods, one is
2" in diameter and the other is 1.5" diameter. Both are 12" long. One
end needs about 0.5" knocked off the diameter, the other end needs about
0.116" removed. If I was back in High School (a LONG time ago) I could
do it myself on the shop class lath. Thanks in advance. AF2RF
Steven Brower
I have a couple of lathes that could work but I won't be in town for a couple of days. My shop is at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. You can write me at stevenbrower at verizon dot net if that works for you.
Steven Brower
On Feb 9, 2011, at 11:15 AM, bennettW <tube...@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a project in mind for an antenna. Before I start can someone tell me if they know of a machine shop with a lath that will turn a part down in diameter for me? They are 2, round, solid, UHMW plastic rods, one is 2" in diameter and the other is 1.5" diameter. Both are 12" long. One end needs about 0.5" knocked off the diameter, the other end needs about 0.116" removed. If I was back in High School (a LONG time ago) I could do it myself on the shop class lath. Thanks in advance. AF2RF
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Foxx D'Gamma
make? I might be able to help come up with easier and alternate
construction details.
~ Foxx
bennettW
> Im an avid ham. Can you toss me some info on the antenna you want to
> make? I might be able to help come up with easier and alternate
> construction details.
>
> ~ Foxx
difficulty level of my plan but I am open to suggestions.
Bennett, AF2RF