The Chopper Compendium

here's a link with a comparison.

http://www.capitalsteel.net/news/blog/a ... comparison

man, i do miss having my copy of the machinist's handbook. i also had a CNC programming book that was stellar. I can't think of the name of it at the moment but I'll look it up and edit this comment when I get the information.

oh! and thank you for the link to that pdf! that's awesome to have now!

man, i feel like an old member, too. i remember these threads from 6 years ago. wow, the things you remember but i'm glad to finally be back and reading stuff again.

Don't know if that's the word I should use or not but I'm looking to soften the edges of this piece I made.I know I could litely file & sand it, is there a better way? yes, deburring is the correct word to use for this. filing and sanding is ok to do but i'd recommend getting a buffing wheel th...

YES!! I appreciate your hard work, Dan! I wonder if we could get some t-shirts or something made for the site to help promote it? That'd be a great start, in my opinion. I had stepped away from the board for a bit after a few months in college to concentrate on that and when I was able to come back,...

WOW!!! YES!!!! We're back!! WOOHOO!!! I remember years ago when I was first starting college to get my Associate's Degree in CNC Machining, I was coming here to learn more about that craft and bringing it to motorcycles and trying to get information from everyone here! This is awesome! I've been mis...