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Arc Euro in the UK has them. http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/catalogue/results.aspx?search=bellows

http://vimeo.com/18135369

Thanks for that Baz - Got a picture of how you placed/mounted them on the SX3?

I recently completed conversion of my SX3 mill using the CNC Fusion kit. At the moment I have no limit switches but want to add them. Electrically this is not a problem, but I am having a problem finding switches that look like they will be a good fit to the SX3. What are the CNC'd SX3 users in...

How about this one: http://www.homemodelenginemachinist.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=item397

It's a real beauty - the finish is spectacular. Whose design is it?

I knew I had seen high speed spindle projects on HMEM, but using the search facility turned up nothing. I tried "high speed spindle" and "Jerry Howell's high speed spindle" with no results. Then it occurred to me to use google's site specific search like this: "high speed spindle"...

Is anyone in the community using a high speed spindle on an SX3 mill? I'd be interested in what sort of arrangements are in use on this mill. I'm thinking about building one or adapting one and looking for input.

How about this: http://littlemachineshop.com/products/product_view.php?ProductID=2965&category=

Fastenal does 1/16 drill rod - you've probably got an outlet or 2 in Barrie. $1.41 for 3 feet. http://www.fastenal.com/web/products/detail.ex?sku=47760

You name the place John, and I will find it. I'd like very much to thank you in person for all you've taught me through your posts.

I'll be there on Sunday as well, making the trek from the midlands. Looking forward to meeting many of you there. Ken

My suggestion would be to make a sandwich of the part material with, for example, some 1/8 in aluminum as the "bread". Getting solid support right to the edges of the slot should go a long way toward a crisp edge.

I'm still baffled. Perplexed even.

There are postings to the Elmer's Engines Yahoo groups to the effect that the time has been deemed right to republish Elmer's Engines. Public Domain permissions have been withdrawn and so now is the time to download all the plans if you haven't already.

Don't take it apart Matt - you know you want to.

This is a great idea. I'm just about to start learning cnc at a local maker's co-op. What software do you use Steve? I still have an opportunity to influence what software tools the co-op gets. I know we have some donated licenses from Solidworks and AutoCad, but no one has mentioned a CAM...

Any shows in Feb-March or in Sept-Oct 2012?

Bob Jorgensen built two copies of the Roper, and I believe son Pat still has the second one. Who knows, perhaps there are drawings around. Take a look on the Jorgensen steam sites.

right - 2 fingers of Speyburn it is.