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    TURDINESS and accuracy are incor-porated in this inexpensive, roller-bearing grinder, which you can makefrom an old auto-differential assembly.The grinder will take wheels up to 12 in.in diameter, and it can be made either ina floor or bench type. The work can bedone with ordinary tools with the excep-

    Use glue between the

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    angle, it -is best to drill them with a-in. bit, and then. enlarge them with aearner. In order to tighten the bolts ef-ively, sleeves are cut from M-in. pipeplaced over the threaded ends of thebetween the kt-iron supporting barsthe housing as in Figs. 4 and 6. Oneof each sleeve is beveled so that it fitsugly against the housing. The assemblyf the wheel guards is shown in Figs. 89, the latter giving the essential di-sions. The wheel guard is bolted tosupporting bar at the back. It is notened to the housing. The balance ofassembly for the floor-type grinderoverhead belt drive is clearly shownig. 5, while the bench type is shown

    y requires that the speed of 12-in.g .wheels should not exceed 2,0001,800 r.p.m. is better for a wheeldiameter. Smaller wheels can beproportionatelyhigher speeds.

    f you have occasion to use a drill that issmall to fit pour brace, slip a piece of

    Indicator for Setting TailstocOf Lathe at Zero PositionAfter turning a taper on work by meansof the tailstock setover method, you canmove the tailstock back to align the cen-ters without lossof time if this in-,dicator is used. Itconsistsof a sheet-metal pointer piv-oted to a pin in the.lathe bed, and a.,length of spr ingwire, which is fas-tened rigidly int h e p i n a n dwrapped around

    wire causes the pointstop pin in the tailstocfollows the pln. A f t rperfectly, mark the poend on the tailstockThen if the tailstockit back to bring theand !he centers will.