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Whew,good to know Youse still alive and well,I was about ready to call out the posseeee. :woohoo: :lol:WES213 wrote: I'm still around and checking in buddy, just needed some major time to sober up from the birthday booz and what not.
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About the closest I ever got to being around machines was at work,the D.O.T, has this out of adjustment and in dire need of maintenance,an old South Bend lathe,with the "old" shop supervisor,whoom had come out of WWII and suffered through the depression,if we needed a part and it could be spun out on that old lathe then that is what We got to do,after He retired then we had the Younger bunch,if it was broke and it could not be purchased then,at their discretion,We could machine out a piece,or,again at their dscretion,it got crapcanned into the dumpster so if You are talking about this VF4 then I would be totally lost,unless I seen a video of it in motion,I then could unnerstand what it is and what it be doing.thinwater wrote: I finally got my new VF4 from Haas a few weeks ago and have it fully set up to make AR 10 uppers to go with my new Armalite style lowers. The difference is they will use the magpull P mags and DPMS style threads for the handguards. This lets a builder use the $45 DPMS free float or the $175 JP V tac, and anything in between.
I will also be making DPMS style uppers on it to match my dpms profile lowers.
I will post pictures on the rotary with 4 uppers on it being machined.
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