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Announcing Our Store and HDTimeline Discount

As promised, I've taken some pictures of the shop and also made them 800 x 600. Some shots are a bit too dark because in a 9000 Square Foot place one flash doesn't light much up. If anyone wants any specific closeups, we can definitely provide more shots.

I warn people now though, the machine shop is significantly "dirtier" than the shipping/packing location. View it only if a little grease and dirt doesn't hurt your eyes. :p

The View from the overhead garage door by the office. The 3 CNC Machines are at the front.
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The operation done on the closest machine in the last picture, where one of our guys was standing. The plate is for a Gimbal Bearing Puller tool for Mercury boats that we're almost done with.
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Work in progress. Cut materials waiting for their time on the CNC equipment:
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Our newest CNC Machine (2 months use on it at this point):
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A shot to show the screen, which generated a 3D representation of the operation that was running.
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The final product, a 55mm 12 point Socket for Ducati bike nuts:
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Here's a few links on the new machine we got, it's pretty awesome:
YouTube - ‪Okuma LB3000 Lathe Machine Tool Commercial‬‎
YouTube - ‪Okuma LB3000 EX test turn mill‬‎

The view from the back of the shop, where the lunch/lockers are out of view and the manual mills are seen:
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The manual lathes:
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Another shot of the pre-cut materials as well as two coal crushing rollers in progress:
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The packing station in the shop. Underneath the table are the Engine Alignment Tools for Mercs and OMCs:
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Hopefully this satisfies the curious!
 
I have a Baker 189-56 IPB and seal kit on order...
So if you find a bearing and also a seal that would work just like the Baker, that would probably be in demand...

New shaft expected to be 0.977.
ID of bearing needed = 0.978

Chicago (great name!),

Can you drop a link so I can see what the Baker part looks like? I'll definitely look into finding a bearing/seal with those dimensions, maybe even find a kit that already deals with this.
 
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