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The Turning Page “the Turning Revolution”

It’s finally spring and with spring comes the itch to make new things happen or to get all those “I’ll wait until its warmer” projects launched. Ever since I can remember, I have always anticipated springtime more than any other time of the year. I’m sure much of it comes from growing up in the Midwest and becoming increasingly annoyed by winter’s stranglehold toward the end of February and March.

A universal message of spring is hope, a time of renewal and re-awakening of the earth and our own self worth. I am always re-energized this time of year and can’t wait to start planting the new seeds of success for a plentiful harvest throughout the rest of the year.

So what’s new and exciting about the turning industry this spring? Tons!

For us at Eurotech, we are very excited to introduce 2 brand new models to our line up.

The WL-25 and the TL-25

These machines will be introduced at the PMTS Show BOOTH 689 in Columbus, Ohio on April 24th, 25th and 26th

The WL-25 is a twin sliding headstock machine with a 25mm(1”) spindle capacity and full C rotary axis on both spindles. Two separate gang tool slides with Y axis and live tool capability give this machine the “get it done” capability for Eurotech Elite status.

With 1,574 inches per minute Z travel, you have got to see it to believe it.

This will fill a new niche for us in the small parts production category where Swiss style machines are not required or capable of meeting the reduced cycle times of the WL-25.

The TL-25 is a similar machine to the WL-25 but with one XY slide instead of 2 separate XY slides of the WL-25. This machine with the same 25mm capacity but a lower price is designed to complete in small parts front and back complete with shared tooling from a single gang slide. Up to 4 live tools can be utilized on the slide.

NO GUIDE BUSHINGS or special prepped material is our battle cry for the WL-25 and the TL-25 machines.

About the Author

Larry Greenawalt from EurotechElite was an experienced engineer who was in charged of the Eurotech's engineering department.

I want to glue wax items on wax candles. What is the best glue that will withstand warmer climates.?

I have used two different type glues and find when candle is in a warm room, items glued will slide or fall off due to the oil content in my candles. Any suggestions?

I would try melting a spot on each item you want to bond together, then pressing them together until the wax hardens. I think this will work for you.

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