Greetings Recently Frank Schultz sent the following informational links about the helium industry. The videos are very nicely done and well worth your time. The link to Jay’s handout will be found at

Greetings, This is a re-post to. I copied the Diosol formula posted in one of the yahoo groups several years ago by a chemist who lab analyzed and posted the formula. This is as posted verbatim. "38%

Wunnerful, wunnerful, wunnerful! To see the video details https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQOr0CRinzM Great work Jack. Randy Danniel

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I have five (5) boxes of 100 blades per box. Made in the U.S.A. $20 OBO per box includes shipping. PayPal only. Please contact me off list. Thanks, Randy Danniel milepost206 at mchsi dot com MILE POST

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Floquil Crystal Cote and Barrier are alcohol based products and had their own thinner. The use of Diosol negates the coatings' plastic safe properties. Randy Danniel

Denny, Here's the Diosol formula posted on another site by a chemist who did the analysis "...38% by vol toluene , 41% by vol xylene and 21% by vol Solvesso 100 ( a long evaporation rate aromatic hydr

Hi Claus, Glad you found this! That's what's great about this list. Randy Danniel

According to the caption the image can be found in The Railroad Car Journal January 1893. Randy Danniel

Ed, I clamp the car upside down to 2 angle plates in a flat bottom sled and use the fence to adjust cut line. The 2 angle plates ride against the end rails so I can clamp the plates to the sled. On le

The Dremel 580 Table Saw Blades & Accessory Replacements Ed & Others, The Dremel saws are readily available used on ebay. Slotting saws - ground round, flat and no set. As a result, you can push them

Ed, I'm confused, I'm old..... Hobby mill or larger? Use a boxcar with roof, no floor as an example. How is it clamped to the mill table? Are you following a path up one side, across the roof and down

Ed, I’m always interested in alternative solutions as are the members of this group from the thorough discussions I see posted. We’d all be real interested in the techniques you've used to successfull

I agree to the concept of one cut. The problem is locating the part in 3D geometry relative to the blade to make the cut. Randy Danniel

Not only will you spend more time making the jig/fixture than makin' the cut, IMO you will never get the car sides clamped tight enough to prevent a blowout using a mill. Again, cutter speed and feed

Responses to issues raised. A Linotype saw might be a nice saw to own. It’s the saw design that makes it great. Sliding table saws are the best way to cut most everything since the cut off falls away

Having spent hundreds of hours testing most all of the hobbyist tablesaws and designing/building/manufacturing a small radial arm saw, I respectfully disagree with some of the opinions expressed about

Sorry to the group for the post but Rod must have his spam filter set tight. Rod, please contact me off list info @ milepost206 dot com Thank-you. Randy Hi Rod, Maybe........ If your bottles are label

Greetings, I copied the Diosol formula posted in one of the yahoo groups several years ago by a chemist who lab analyzed and posted the formula. This is as posted verbatim. "38% by vol toluene, 41% by