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Hood
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Well Arbroath but only 15miles up the road from Dundee.
Not going any place now as I got a PCB sent rather than having to send it to get fixed.
It was however to Southampton but I think Morpeth was the same price.
Most of England is in one price zone. Only London - SE and West country more.
Hood
I am obsessed.
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Well today I made one thing, possibly two.
1. I made my birthday present knife a bit more useful by glueing a bit of a nail file to it so that I can now round off the ends of Alu Mig wire before I feed through the teflon liner of the Push-Pull.
2. I possibly made @slim_boy_fat happy because I kept the bottle opener intact/functional and instead it was glued to the lanyard attachment.
1. I made my birthday present knife a bit more useful by glueing a bit of a nail file to it so that I can now round off the ends of Alu Mig wire before I feed through the teflon liner of the Push-Pull.
2. I possibly made @slim_boy_fat happy because I kept the bottle opener intact/functional and instead it was glued to the lanyard attachment.
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Fed up with chasing the chuck key for the bench drill all over the place when I laid it down [I swear it moved just annoy me 
], I turned this on the lathe and glued it to the side of the drill - so simple I don't know why I didn't do it before......
], I turned this on the lathe and glued it to the side of the drill - so simple I don't know why I didn't do it before...... 
Badger1bear
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Time for the next fire pit build this afternoon. The letters are very slightly different and there is no mention as to where the consumable is made or what kind of consumable item it may or may not be related to, so as not to infringe on any copyright 
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Loving that!! 
Dieselman 63
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Fed up with chasing the chuck key for the bench drill all over the place when I laid it down [I swear it moved just annoy me
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If you had a Fobco they come fitted as standard, there’s a lug on the side. Also the ring on the shaft should be under the head and tightened. I learned this the hard way when I knocked the lock on the head and it dropped two inches catching my hand between the table clamp - verrrry painful!
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I need one of those for every tool in the garage. Spent more time last night looking for veneers panes etc that I'd just used than I did machining.Fed up with chasing the chuck key for the bench drill all over the place when I laid it down [I swear it moved just annoy me
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Windy Miller
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My chuck key and taper wedge are hanging on a chain attached to the drill press. They've been in the same place since the day I bought it!
henry Kadzielski
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^^^ I swear that some fairy comes to move stuff around the workshop, just to **** me off.
However only seems to happen when I am doing 'stuff'
However only seems to happen when I am doing 'stuff'
davidjohnperry
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