Mast looks like it could be used as a scarecrow if it doesn’t work out…Another mast today but just a boring one.
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A mount for a Ram that will be fitted to the mast of a boat in which the guy is doing some sort of charity trip.
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My cbr I had was restricted with basically large washers in the carb & you just removed them & had full power. Hopefully yours will be similarWell, with just 66bhp I'd not call it 'performance'.... but it handles quite well and has R1 brakes.
Apparently it's restricted, something fitted in the carbs, but it can be easily removed, and up-jetted to 80bhp.
No one likes a show off 'look at what I can do' Teachers pet.Hopefully getting the shorty lever tomorrow for the rear brake mod on my bike when I realised I don't have a bolt for the master cylinder
Ok, quick measure and draw up in fusion.
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Chuck up the ER40 holder with some 16mm dia 316 and let it do its magic.
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Part off and turn in the collet holder and into the mill and make a 10mm hex.
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Job done, 3x more expensive than buying one but at least I don't have to wait a week
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The greater majority of people don't even remotely understand what goes into producing this simple bolt.
25-30 yrs ago, the company I worked for used to do a lot of work for a well known purveyor of pet foods - basically if anything broke or wore out, we fixed it, re-engineered it to make it better, or even made completely new gear for new products.I once had someone ask me what use is a lathe. Some have no clue or understanding whatsoever.
They also have no "second sight" that allows them to see alternative value in anything .To them it's just rubbish. They only experience the 'glow' of achievement after spending money and not after reconstituting spares.I once had someone ask me what use is a lathe. Some have no clue or understanding whatsoever.
Depends on their knowledge or experience. I was amazed an engineer didn't know what a lathe was . . . but if you've never seen one, never seen anything about engineering, you wouldn't be expected to.They also have no "second sight" that allows them to see alternative value in anything .To them it's just rubbish. They only experience the 'glow' of achievement after spending money and not after reconstituting spares.
My first attempt at collage was an engineering course, spent the first 3 months in the workshop filing a bit of steel perfectly flat,
I asked when we get to play with the lathes and welders etc...
you dont was the answer.
I didnt stay long there!
I bought a 47mm 2" one in Wickes last week for £1.20.I stopped by my local builder's supply for some 47mm wide joist hangers, and was shocked at the current price , so went to another builder's supply that was a bit farther away. They only had the 38mm wide size, but the price was reasonable; 90 pence each
Is that next to the Garage of Despair, or does it mean something else in French?