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Harbor freight told me that the crossslide is about 16.00 and the plastic sprocket is about 12.00.

I make this argument from the premise that geeks seek knowledge and understanding about the world. thats why we love science and math. Our quest for knowledge is really a yearning for the knowledge of God. A knowledge that religion may not be able to provide. God is described as the infinite...

i always wanted to swim in about 1000 gallons of mercury. WHo cares if i die the next day form poisoning

compared to over 600 for a new one. the bed itself is 150 this is A 7x14 not 7x12

i want a minimum of 150 dollars for it. It is missing a crossslide and the internal gear that engages the motor and the shaft in the headstock. it is in a hundred pieces right now. pictures come tomorrow.

anybody here have mercury?

i would love to advertise on this site. but first i need to build a rep.

So when are we going to have a solid state x-ray laser. a x-ray laser that fits it your back pocket

I got a great idea. Wouldn't be awesome to not deal with aluminum heatsinks and have true compact cooling. the military is working on using phase change materials to soak up heat from diode arrays. the largest obstacle to miniature lasers that can cut a man in half is the cooling equipment...

I have a 7x14 lathe

I have a mini lathe a 7x14 PM me for more details

I will be making a site very soon selling these when i get my good camera back spend a couple a hundred for a good designer etc. Lasers and glow dyes go hand in hand

dry rhodmaine dye. apologize for the bad quality. but my good camera is being borrowed by my sister anything else.

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I know i am new on this forum. and it is hard for people to trust a new guy. How can I prove that i am good and legit?

glows orange yellow, depending on the solvent you put it in. water makes it orange alcohol yellow, maybe carbon disulphide will make red?

underwater laser shows are very cool especially when the green beams becomes orange or yellow. if anybody is interested hit me up.

Sodium fluorescein is used by doctors for angiograms. they shine blue lights into your eyes to see the glowing veins. my mistake for suggesting to eat it or wear it. just trying to give some good ideas on how to use.

Just imagine shining your green or violet laser into an aquarium or swimming pool. Your eyes bulge out from the excitement from seeing the beam change color to orange  or green. the beam bounces into another layer of water and turns blue magically. Your friend are blown away. I have some...