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Bogstandard:
Stan,

I have never had any trouble getting deliveries from RDG, always very fast, but I am really surprised how fast they got that one to you, it must have caught all the connections just right.

I think you will really find the benefit of the Keats when you come to do more than one item the same.
 
When making my small production engines, 12 cylinders at a time, which were square with an offset hole, I could just prepare all the cylinder blanks, set up the offset, and then drill them all, then bore, then ream, just three tooling changes, rather than having to do each one individually as you would in a four jaw, drill-bore-ream, changing the tooling a dozen times, so 36 tool changes in all.

You couldn't do that with round material with an offset hole, but at least you wouldn't be needing to set the four jaw up at each component change.

A real time saver.

John

tel:

--- Quote ---I have never had any trouble getting deliveries from RDG, always very fast, but I am really surprised how fast they got that one to you, it must have caught all the connections just right.
--- End quote ---

Even down here in the wilds of Oz, they get stuff through pretty quick.

steamer:
Got mine today!    What a cute little thing! ;D.....

It'll get mounted on the Southbend.....once I get rid of the Hammerite paint job :hellno:.....I think a grey  :cheers:

Dave

steamer:
YUP  8 days from across the pond is pretty damn good!....

Dave

Don1966:
Yea Dave, I ordered mind on the 4th and it showed up on the 8th across the pond. That is pretty dam good time. Today I received my indexer which I had ordered on the 3rd and it came from the state.

Don

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