HOW TO# Harbor Freight X2 CNC Conversion Mini Mill Machining an aluminum part for the Lathe

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  • A Roger C Webb CNC tutorial Video 739 Harbor Freight X2 CNC Conversion Mini Mill Machining an aluminum part for the Lathe
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  • @tommcdavid9917
    @tommcdavid9917 Год назад +1

    Nice work ! Could you not just stack spacers, or washers? I'm not sure I'm following, but I know very very little about machine shop tools......... once again, nice work!

  • @Dadamsjr7353
    @Dadamsjr7353 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the videos you put out! You are a wealth of knowledge!

  • @pkjmfineart1593
    @pkjmfineart1593 Год назад +1

    Wow great vids thanks Roger! I have modified SX1P & X2.7L mills and an standard SC3 Lathe. (SIEG). Great machines if used intelligently :) None of my stuff is CNC'd though which is ok for now.