New ball mill

[lazersteve]

Lol....thanks mark,I've known the moderators almost longer than anyone here.....they will tell you there is no hope for me :mrgreen:
Thanks but I'll end up downloading some software sooner or later to bring everything down so I can put it on.I just never seem to have the time.

I highly recommend Irfanview for anyone working with images, it also works on many audio and video formats as well. I've been using it for nearly 10 years.

Oh, and it's free.

Steve

 

[glondor]

I did not know linking to photobucket was a no no. All my photos are links.oops. Is the linking bad for the forum? Let me know and I will try something else... Thanks

 

[Anonymous]

Clickable links are allowed.

 

[Harold_V]

Clickable links are allowed.

If pictures are linked, make sure the pictures don't display larger than 800 pixels in width. Those with older monitors experience text spread when they do.

Yeah, I know----most monitors are set to 1024 x 768----------------BUT---the software uses a part of the display. Anything slightly larger than 800 pixels in width starts spreading text.

Harold

 

[metalmickey]

The pictures have been deleted so I can't see how good a job you've made of you mill. You might interested that there's someone on ebay that sells cheep ball mills thier members name is hobfir :!: They sell three sizes and offer a 2 years manufacturers garuntee/warrenty :arrow: You can use all three barrel sizes on the largest model mill, but not the larger barrels on the smaller models :lol:

 

[Anonymous]

Those are not ball mills,they are tumblers for polishing items.The plastic tanks would give out in no time.
I am not sure if you are Hobfir,but you do not need to repost this 3 times,everyone will see it even if you only post it once.

 

[metalmickey]

No I'm not hobfir :arrow: but after I searching ball mills on google and mainly founding big industrial type which use industrial power and cost a fortune. I thought there must be some cheaper and more economical for a home refiner. Then I saw a google result that was a post on another forum highly recommending that seller and thier ball mills/polishers so I checked it out. The seller mainly lists them as polishers but if you check out the ad its self, it has a list of uses including ball milling, Yes the barrels are plastic but they're tuff plastic and thick read the ad. Anyway I'm not trying to sell you one just thought they maybe of interest to people. :idea: