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I really like that.
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Grinder/power file.
This is going in a coastal house so I'll be interested to see what happens with colours etc.
interesting engraving on the shovelheadMade this brass spacer for a seat mount.
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Looks like a cosy corner in Miss Whiplash's House of Pain.
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Messing about with induction. Assembled new coil, made the original coil bigger but its not able to get enough current into the crucible... But of a failure today!
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Plan to try the former either today or this week. @DAPPH How much of that is from experience? :laughing: I have some borax but it would eat the cuicibles quicker, so I dont use it. I might try citric cleaning the nuts and graphite powder or a carbon source as a cover. However with a huge...
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Day 5 over.
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It's only a failure if you don't learn something from it. A learning exercise/experiment is all it is.
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Lufkin "Red End" rule. Best internal measuring tool for carpentry, ever.
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I agree! Very handy tool! I had a similar folding extendable rule made by Stanley, but unfortunately it met an untimely demise a few years ago. I might get another one some day...maybe sooner than later, since you reminded me of it.
For my current project, the specialized tool I made works really well. As noted, the L-shaped rule keeps it perpendicular to the beam and the locking feature prevents the measurement from slipping, so that I can reliably transfer the length directly to the board.
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Wall papering, almost done. The corner was a pain!
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And does the plug socket go back on? No it bloody doesnt!! The black plastic box moves in the wall and appears to have sprung threads! Impossible to start them!! Not sure how best to sort it, other than a new box.
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And does the plug socket go back on? No it bloody doesnt!! The black plastic box moves in the wall and appears to have sprung threads! Impossible to start them!! Not sure how best to sort it, other than a new box.
Got a second hand multifuel boiler stove to replace an open fire back boiler, hopefully soon. Old handle was a right pig to use, no leverage and nasty corners.
Odds of scrap turned, welded and a quick polish and we're grand. One new handle, fitted and working, just need to see how long it'll last. £35 for a new handle "saved"
Going to be a long time to pay off the welder and lathe at this rate but we're getting there.
Odds of scrap turned, welded and a quick polish and we're grand. One new handle, fitted and working, just need to see how long it'll last. £35 for a new handle "saved"
Going to be a long time to pay off the welder and lathe at this rate but we're getting there.
