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Hi Phil.
Nice new south bend. Can remember using 10 & 11 inch South Bend Lathes,from as far back as nearly 50 years,also later used Colchesters,which were good,but the American Monarch"s &...

Hi Chargar.
As stated a little lubrication doesn't hurt on any gears,slides etc,don't over do it,otherwise you will end up with sticky,dusty messes,everyware,& every time you touch them you'll end...

Hi Muddy Creek Sam.
Brings back memories.
Seems you have a Van Norman Milling Machine, good machines,whereas Van Dorn made valve seating gear.
I remember whilst doing an Apprenticeship,nearly 50...

Hi Chargar.
Being an Old Ex Toolmaker & later Mechanical Engineer & having spent many years in the Manufacturing industry,with all types of Turning, Milling,Jig Grinding,Jig Boring,Thread...

Hi Jeff.L.
All Norma powders were good,the .Norma 220 Swift Factory load was loaded with the 203 powder,it could be also usedin 308,3006 etc.

Hi Castboolit preacher.
The powder is probably 4895 as it was readily available until probably the 1960s-
early 1970,as I know we used it in Australia for years after.
It was a known fact, that...

Hi Big John.
Hope you haven't burnt the Noble Powders,as I was looking for Data myself on Nobel Shotshell Powders,& saw your post.
I have a book written by a fellow Aussie,which covers the 3...