FYI... They can make any grinding wheel, to your specs. 510-520-3112, Dave. Hope that helps....kt

I will try to find the number. I am so over this thing I just threw the info in the trash.... I think it is still in there. Dumpster divin tomorrow!!!!

I need this out of my shop! Anybody??? $100.00

I will build you a press! No problem, I think you are smart to buy, or have someone that is a professional take care of some of the work. Not everyone has the resources, (or ability) to build some of the tooling for skibuilding. I have a full welding/fabrication shop, i can whip one out in no time. ...

QCM has sold there formula to Forest Paints, Oregon. The # is 541-868-1222, the guy I talk to is Greg. The part #'s have not changed. I use 049 Resin, and 408 Hardener. I think it is a great product. Never a problem, good luck....

Very interesting!!! I too just finished a pair of skis that I used carbon for the first time on. I used 2" weave tape, and put it the full length of the ski between the fiberglass and the core. I have built this ski maybe 6 times before and I have always had 3 to 4 mm of camber. This new ski ha...

Tutto Ferro, in Reno. Talk to Bob. He can do it for sure. Not sure how many, but he will cut them and send them out. 775-322-7001. Tell him KT sent you.

Hellya! Built a dozen or so back in the mid 90's. Road and triathlon bikes, 700c, and 650c wheelsets. I was accually thinking about selling all my jigs, and frame sets. I have two frame sets (tubes only) and one in the table ready to TIG. The framesets are 7001 Easton Taper-wall tubing, all aero tub...

What is the wall thickness?

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By the way, It does have a stand, and water pump. I will get some photo's of the auto feed up soon...

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Dont't mess around with little machines. Go For the Miller 251 or I think Lincoln make a 250 ??? something. You will never regret spending the extra money. It will last your whole life, if you want to get rid of it you will get a good price. You can buy consumables at almost every welding shop, or o...

I always put the core on, then clamp down before I grind the pin to the core height. Then I take the core off and take the pin down just a RCH so it is below the core. This way when you put all the pressure on it in the press there is no chance of pushing down, or sticking up....

I have some of the 12.5", and also some 9" hose. I have 2 of each at 8' long. Both measure "flat" .....