Mark Lynn
Mark Lynn first started machining, welding, and fabricating metal when he was 16 years old. He works in sales for a well-known manufacturer of metal fabrication equipment and is also a single- and multi-engine pilot. For the past three years, he has conducted seminars on metalworking at AirVenture.
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The Home Machinist
What do you do if you want to cut a longer-than-usual taper? Well, first you'll need to create a simple tool from some round stock that will provide target zones for your dial indicator, and then you may need to buy some more tools-what a shame! Home Machinist Bob Fritz takes you through the process. Hint: Choosing the right Morse Taper is critical.
