POSITIONING THIN OR ODD SHAPED PARTS ON THE LATHE OR MILL BY PROJECTING INACCESSIBLE SURFACES.

[@ypaulbrown]

this was very informative, thank you so much, cheers from Florida, Paul

[@arkansas1313]

Marc, this is another well taught lesson that I understand, the thickness of "zero". I'm sure I'll probably use this in a future shop procedure. This had never been considered by me but it will not be forgotten. Your high quality teaching skills are great and enjoyable, but rare, as some teachers' abilities are average at best or they just don't care. You make listening, learning and watching fun! Today, I climbed another step up my ladder of education. Thanks for another great video....13

[@jimmilne19]

Yet another informative program I enjoyed watching and from which I learned. I look forward to your new uploads and relish those you already have made available. We are enjoying "tropical" temperatures while you are freezing. +2C here yesterday! Thanks again for the insightful answers to my questions, answers which helped me greatly (as you must know).

[@ckvasnic1]

Great video. Thanks for sharing your time and expertise. Chuck.

[@meduffer]

Superb series Marc! Thank you.

[@hdoug5]

I'm glad you showed that, I had a similar problem now I understand how to set it up :) ty for sharing

[@shinli1961]

Dear Marc, thank you very much Lesson: 60

[@nixnn]

Very useful lesson. Thanks!

[@gabrielhernandez343]

great video. thanks Marc.

[@gordonagent7037]

Great video again Marc, Gordon, AUS

[@caemaridwn]

Cheer's Marc nice tip again

[@leecarter9525]

Excellent!!

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

This is a great instructive video. Thabk you for sharing your knowledge. May we deduce that you measured the temperature in °C? F or C, it's durn COLD!

[@RobSteel117]

Is this a case of using the wrong machine? Wouldn't this best be done on the mill?

[@karlvella7627]

In malta we dont have that type of weather. Heheh ....

[@GnosisMan50]

does your digital read out actually flicker like that? It would drive me crazy

[@TheDefeatest]

+GnosisMan50 Thats just the low refresh rate of the read out, like when you see a tv or monitor on in the back ground of a tv program. Your eyes dont really see it but the camera does.