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December 21st 05, 07:32 PM
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"Must Have" Tools for Christmas
LCT Paintball wrote:
I was poking fun, there are machines that require 660 VAC 3 phase, but unless you are turning barrels for gunboats you aren't likely to need one. Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired Wow. I've seen lots of machines that run on 440, but never 660. Dave Lyon Bragging about his 4000 sq foot machine shop.  Check out your local large ship building facilities. I visited the Newport News yard when I was stationed near there in the 1970s. It made me wonder about the shops they subcontracted to. Um, what is the combination to the lock on your machine shop door? Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired 
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