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Back to Vermeer now. I wrote that last(long) post, and only at the end realized I had not signed in...another story. OK. Three Things, (Then I'm going to the Magicians Only Site--and starting the same thread:) 1. I suspect the material in the middle is magneite, but immediatly after pulling...

I am at a loss for the answer to something i feel I should already know. I am a machinist and regularly use switchable magnetic bases to solidly hold indicators in place, but I do not understand how they work. Could someone please explain? 1. What is the composition of the material inside...

I am at a loss for the answer to something i feel I should already know. I am a machinist and regularly use switchable magnetic bases to hold indicators in place. How do they work? Here are a few questions I have had: 1. What is the the composition of the material which rotates inside the...

I am at a loss for the answer to something i feel I should already know. I am a machinist and regularly use switchable magnetic bases to solidly hold indicators in place. I am certain that someone knows exactly what I am speaking of. here are a few questions if you please: 1. What is the...

Bute, Nazz: Thanks for the leads. Exactly what I was looking for! Keep up the art. www.lindsaybks.com is just awesome, too.

errata: The company I refered to just above was misspelled. It is called Furmanite:)

Is anyone aware of a book describing the methods of hand scraping bearings and surface plates? There isn't much published on it, and my search on amozon.com bore no results. I would be real interested to find a good text on mechanical maintainence too. I work for an on site machining company...

A company called furmaite performs this type of work in power plants etc., and on live systems. I believe that they have a retail division to sell their machines. They are listed on the net.