Did you get that of thingiverse or design it yourself.
I have seen a couple on thingiverse but I need the fusion file to adjust it as mine are T2 Dickson holders so I can't find any that fit.
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I have seen a couple on thingiverse but I need the fusion file to adjust it as mine are T2 Dickson holders so I can't find any that fit.
daedalusminos
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It's custom designed in Fusion....I can send the file if you wish though I'll warn you it wasn't designed with tweaking in mind!
I have sent on via pm mate. Thanks again.
ihavenoidea
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Made a small Roof for a basement window
The welds look worse on photo than in real (a smiley should be inserted here but somehow they don't work)
Painted everything with leftover red paint, drilled some threads and installed it
The welds look worse on photo than in real (a smiley should be inserted here but somehow they don't work)
Painted everything with leftover red paint, drilled some threads and installed it
Tangledfeet
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Last Friday was an 'in-service' day and we were all working from homes, so online Teams meetings all morning but the Rector (headmistress) have us the afternoon off as 'health and wellbeing' time. That morning there was an all-staff Teams meeting (with cameras) for all teachers and staff, and a colleague in another faculty broke the monotony by chatting to me on WhatsApp... she's quite sporty and told me she was wearing tight yoga pants so I cheekily asked for a photo as, well, she has a lovely rear end and thighs. I saw her get up and leave the meeting to return a moment later having taken a photo, which she then sent to me on WhatsApp! 
Anyway, she wanted something in return and asked for something sparkling and derived from grapes. Might give her an old, use saw blade too...
Anyway, she wanted something in return and asked for something sparkling and derived from grapes. Might give her an old, use saw blade too...
mtt.tr
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i have 2 3phase motors that i had stripped down to get at the star point, well i got that far about 7 months ago since then i have been non stop 7 days a week mostly, some weeks are only 6 days feel like im slacking
any how i finally got around to wiring them up and testing them out, these old motors do run smooth one is for the surface grinder which will be a big improvement mostly just for the slow start which should stop the wheels from skipping, the other is a baby mill i will be selling to my inlaw
gave up freezing to death so as the dirty work was completed i bought them home to complete
Tomorrow ill do the Harrison motor
any how i finally got around to wiring them up and testing them out, these old motors do run smooth one is for the surface grinder which will be a big improvement mostly just for the slow start which should stop the wheels from skipping, the other is a baby mill i will be selling to my inlaw
gave up freezing to death so as the dirty work was completed i bought them home to complete
Tomorrow ill do the Harrison motor
Barking Mat
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What's the orange thing top left? With all the buttons?
daleyd
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Label printer
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ohh brotherLabel printer
redlig
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I spent two weeks at the beginning of all the covid lark clearing up and resetting my workshop.I looks better but now I cannot find a B****y thing . I've told wifey to shoot me if she ever gets the impression I 'm clearing up again.
Barking Mat
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mtt.tr
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Yes label printer, typically all my reels are used up. normally use printable heat shrink tubing for the 6 wires
Barking Mat
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Lovely way of doing cabling. Motorsports company next door put me on to that one, for looms. Looks super professional.
mtt.tr
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Heatshrink tubing is brilliant when doing wiring, used it on my last CNC retrofit, bloody expensive mind you
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this time im trying amazon special stuff,
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08JYX1VG8/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?smid=AP5WUDNXFKLBC&psc=1
Hood
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I just used compatible as well. It was eBay I got them from, can't remember how much but think it may have been a bit more expensive than these you linked to.
Barking Mat
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Heatshrink tubing is brilliant when doing wiring, used it on my last CNC retrofit, bloody expensive mind you
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Cheaper option is to just print out the little ribbon sticker then encapsulate it in clear heat shrink. Looks very professional too.
redlig
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60 years ago I watched a pillar drill operator have his nice clean cotton glove caught in the swarf while drilling with a 1 1/2 inch drill . It went thro the back of the glove and dragged his hand into the drill. Result one crippled hand. I've never worn gloves with M/C's since except tiggin and migging.
