prepman
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Think that works on the jaws and not by skewwing the body? But I could wrong often am.. Just all the effort lots go to to stop chuck run-out.
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prepman
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Honesty in engineering.I might not be as good at brackets as the binky boys, but i can hold my own
gotta copy these. as for extra lightness, lets do it in aluminium.
and this is my interpretation after 4 hours of bending cutting and remaking cos I'm stupid and cut down the bend line not the cut line
"why didn't you weld them together?" I hear....
because I couldn't be bothered
Hope it catches on
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Started on a shoe rack. The lidl circular saw had no problems slicing up the pine. Its going to be 3 shoes high plus a solid top for other stuff. Possibly bike helmet which would allow me to use that short length leaning against bench.
Runners Shoe Aquisition Syndrome. I have 10+ pairs that *all* get used and its not been helped by the Adios6 being cheap.
Runners Shoe Aquisition Syndrome. I have 10+ pairs that *all* get used and its not been helped by the Adios6 being cheap.
Seadog
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Today I made, with the help of my lovely neighbour, my workshop watertight. At last!
Yesterday I boarded over the OSB with 3mm hardboard as I wasn't happy with the surface finish. Today was Rubber Day.
Yesterday I boarded over the OSB with 3mm hardboard as I wasn't happy with the surface finish. Today was Rubber Day.
Onoff
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Wuss, I'd expected that have been cast!
Onoff
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Wuss, I'd expected that to have been cast!
How did you find fixing the rubber? Think I am going to go with that on my shed roof.
Seadog
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It went surprisingly well. A few bubbles here and there, but I put that down to using insufficient adhesive. It was drying out really quickly. I was doing strips about 18" wide. It's not cheap, but it's going to outlast me several times
brewdexta
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Off to the Rocky Horror Picture show again Graham?
DAPPH
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Another fan of square drive headed woodscrews?
If so please PM me where you are getting them .. the place I got mine from four or more years ago seems to have stopped trading
Onoff
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now what could I possibly turn it into ! ............
There's a question mark hanging over the whole thing...
Farside
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Just crying out for a nice little lamp fitting, that is.Yesterday afternoon I got an hour in the garage and made a thing .
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some old chain and the base of the screw jack I used for my welding stool
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now what could I possibly turn it into ! ............
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Nah .. Use a 3 inch stainless steel butchers " S " hook in the last link and use it to hang & ripen bananas
Seadog
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