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Any body else into CNC conversions on here, here's one i'm working on - building, and one i have completed.
Allows me to build reluctor wheels timming covers and what not for me EFI conversions.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFjEL-izUqU[/youtube]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6GbNtBPsX8[/youtube]

Nice toys ! Love the last video !

yes very nice toys

unfortunately I have no money for other hobbies other than cars/tuning

i wish i had time for a hobby and money and space. I guess i do some fiddling at work they can afford it lol

I've started doing woodwork. I'm going to build myself a Paulk workbench and then a few things for around the house (really need shelving for the DVD/CD collection and books, fix an Edwardian table setting, lounge, and wardrobe)
After I have got the swing of using my new tools I'm going to build myself a flowbench.

Apart from that my only other "hobbies" are IT stuff (PFsense, Linux, Pen testing), and 4wdriving-camping-fishing-etc.

Holden202T wrote:yes very nice toys

unfortunately I have no money for other hobbies other than cars/tuning

these machines are built as i can afford them, the first one I funded the seceond is being funded from work from the first, ive got about a million other projects on the go, i swing from 1 to the other all the time. (fortunate enough to have a 7 and 7 roster i guess) there is down sides tho i dont get to see my family for a 7 out of 14 days

For me other hobbies are.

Animals.

Gaming PCs, bit of overclocking, custom water cooling etc..

High voltage experiments.

Still cars comprise 80% of my hobby time, of course Animals always take priority so they count towards the % figure.

The1 wrote:i wish i had time for a hobby and money and space. I guess i do some fiddling at work they can afford it lol

Lol yeah, I guilty as for that haha. Being a service tech for multi purpose flat bed 3/4 axis CNC cutters I tend to use it to my advantage.

Planes, trains and automobiles.......

I also enjoy fabrication work although never really played with CNC stuff.

Thinking about getting a small jobbing lathe for home as access to the workshop at work is very limited these days. I've already picked up a 20ton shop press and have a small inverter arc welder but would like to add a AC/DC tig to that list as well.

edit: I should add I quiet like old steam engines, one day plan to build a small scale working model of some sort.

love that second video mate, unfortunately 2nd yr apprentice wages dont pay the best, so really all i can do is play cars, and just keep learning new things