JohnH
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For appearance to match other bolts on a restoration.Why inset the end? That's just an annoying, IMHO, aspect of roll formed threads.
For appearance to match other bolts on a restoration.Why inset the end? That's just an annoying, IMHO, aspect of roll formed threads.
There’s a tool advertised on FB just now , the link doesn’t work though. You’ll need to search FB to find it. I will try later
Those quantities I would buy the correct length!
Here’s the FB link http://******/2MCGs58 , the dotted out bit is ******
No idea why the link won’t paste properly
I’m lost, even when I type the missing bit it dots it out. Why ?
It is a .com an the price is $ 20 if they will post to the UK it will cost as much in import duty and the £12 minimum handling charge.Missing link is b i t . l y
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It is a .com an the price is $ 20 if they will post to the UK it will cost as much in import duty and the £12 minimum handling charge.
Import duty, heard of that but never been charged yet
Any idea what make it is and where you got it?That one I got was aground 30. That was the cone shape part and the attachment part for the drill.
Any idea what make it is and where you got it?
I know that Shaviv and Noga make external countersink attachments for hand deburring tools and they are about £25 + vat + p&p and you're up to £40 odd for a dinky little tool the size of you thumb nail! You'd think the cheapnese would crack on and knock some out for a £ or two.
If you Google "Lawton Tools Stoke on Trent"it will give you their number. The website link just says "Reserved for future use" but the phone number works.Any idea what make it is and where you got it?
I know that Shaviv and Noga make external countersink attachments for hand deburring tools and they are about £25 + vat + p&p and you're up to £40 odd for a dinky little tool the size of you thumb nail! You'd think the cheapnese would crack on and knock some out for a £ or two.