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That's looking smart Andy. A wood lathe is on my list for next year.
It's a bit of a gobful, rustoleum combicolor hammertone light blue, the aerosols are great, you can put it on quite thick and it is difficult to provoke a run, and apply it down to 5c. I too plan to use it on a meddings drill.
It's a bit of a gobful, rustoleum combicolor hammertone light blue, the aerosols are great, you can put it on quite thick and it is difficult to provoke a run, and apply it down to 5c. I too plan to use it on a meddings drill.
I'm planning making a SHS stand for the wee bandsaw to replace the woeful pressed steel one it comes with, and the saw itself could do with a bit of a tart up - I'll post pics when I get it done probably around Xmas.
a very good investment if the price was right I remember my brother buying one new paid £800 for itIt's new to me. Certainly has been looked after.
Doubt that will of been anywhere near £800. New version s7 with power cross feed and gear box and all those extras.a very good investment if the price was right I remember my brother buying one new paid £800 for it
My ml10 was also £600. Not as beefy as a 7 but not too bad a price given what came with it.it was 50 years ago the only thing was then it never had power cross feed no great hardship unless you do a lot of facing up it has the gearbox and all the gear . the prices were going up by the month and doubled in 2 years I bought an ml7 new for 600 quid