Two More MS461s Go Under The Knife

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The talent is overwhelming in this thread, great job Randy and company.

THAT AIN'T NO LIE!!!! I remember thinking that the Calculus was tough in College. I even have many years in the trades as a carpenter.... My head is STILL swimming. The, "Hack with a grinder", told me just to tell him when I was shipping my saw. For me that'll be tough ENOUGH... I'll sit back and let him swing the rest. Jeeze Louise, what skill for ALL of them guys.:msp_biggrin:
 
This stuff really is simple.........until you think you have it figured out. :laugh:

52 years on this planet. Aint never figured out nothin'. Enjoy the camaraderie of this site. Enjoy the way you and Young pick at each other. I studied all the pics. I even tried to figure out the plates. Not much success. Shoot, I can't even figure out how you knew that I replied to that fella's comment about you that I commented on. I was even a ball lapper once. (Don't even touch that one), I didn't name the dang job description). We made steel balls of various size and sphericity for NASA, and even BIC ball point pens. I never got to be the guy with the lathe that MADE the laps which made the balls. What an art of precision.... I look in the cylinder of my 362, and marvel at the things that might be... All look the same to me.. (hard to see thousand'ths with the eye, considering the edge of a sheet of binder paper is .004) Boredom at the shop you know. All I had to do was add abrasive, and oil and let her grind. NASA balls had to be within millionths of perfect sphericity. I never GOT THAT job. When Challenger blew up we watched news reports DAILY. Were relieve that some poor schmuck made rubber O rings.
 
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