Stuff you have made today

[Jan-DIY]

Try to find the fault.

 

[mtt.tr]

Try to find the fault.

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Nice dead short youve got yourself there

 

[brightspark]

all 5 are linked maybee

 

[dobbslc]

I had to look at that for a minute I should know better.
First time I used a Wago to terminate a spare twin and earth I did the same ...
Bang! WTF? try again bang! WTFINGF?
Oh silly boy.

 

[brightspark]

I had to look at that for a minute I should know better.
First time I used a Wago to terminate a spare twin and earth I did the same ...
Bang! WTF? try again bang! WTFINGF?
Oh silly boy.

sh.it appens

 

[Mick Annick]

Nice dead short youve got yourself there

Please explain, I’m a non-electrician! It might help me to figure out why the outside light comes on when I switch on the lights in the spare bedroom…

 

[mtt.tr]

Please explain, I’m a non-electrician! It might help me to figure out why the outside light comes on when I switch on the lights in the spare bedroom…

Each block is parallel, you need as many blocks as colours

 

[Mick Annick]

Each block is parallel, you need as many blocks as colours

Thank you!

 

[Fraserb]

Quickly drew this up for a box.

 

[Hood]

Is that a burnisher? If so what drums do you use? I have not had much luck with them lasting, even an expensive Pferd one, when doing bits like you show.

 

[tom2207]

Quickly drew this up for a box.

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take it thats cnc and not freehand

 

[Kram]

Try to find the fault.

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Tbh it would be useful to have a 3 or 5 way independant version rather than parallel. Using a bunch of 2 way ones is messier than it could be.

Do they make them? Perhaps identified by different colour on each lever?

 

[tom2207]

Tbh it would be useful to have a 3 or 5 way independant version rather than parallel.

Do they make them? Perhaps identified by different colour on each lever?

yep they do make them ,

 

[Fraserb]

Is that a burnisher? If so what drums do you use? I have not had much luck with them lasting, even an expensive Pferd one, when doing bits like you show.

Yeah it's a burnisher, I'll dig out where these drums came from, they seem to be lasting well.

 

[Fraserb]

Yeah it's a burnisher, I'll dig out where these drums came from, they seem to be lasting well.

FMCA Combi 80 grit Flap wheel 100mm x 100mm x 19mm keyway - Abrasive Finishing Systems

Combination flap brushes with a keyway fixing remove light damage and scratches to leave a fine satin finishFMCA 80 satin combi brushes are the ideal

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Thats the drum I was using yesterday.

 

[Hood]

Thanks, might give it a go and see

 

[slim_boy_fat]

Thanks, might give it a go and see

Yet more expense....

 

[Hood]

Yet more expense....

I am not adverse to spending, that may well be why I am always skint

 

[Bullet2012]

I may be pinching this idea as I've two full boxes of SS imperial nuts in the garage .

No , send them to me, I will use them up

 

[lchris21]

I made a piece of 6mm stainless rod into a 5mm piece of stainless rod

The travelling steady has never been out of its wrapping.....think the M300 is well over 30years old......luckily the previous owner left all the add-ons in the cupboard under the bed