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@Hood If it's a tudor then your probably in the cheapish zone for soft jaws
https://www.thameworkholding.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/serrated-soft-top-jaws.pdf
Thame who make them are slightly cheaper but the shipping kills it (£12) ..so I am going to get a set from zoro when I next get a code etc in the new year
https://www.thameworkholding.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/serrated-soft-top-jaws.pdf
Thame who make them are slightly cheaper but the shipping kills it (£12) ..so I am going to get a set from zoro when I next get a code etc in the new year
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Still got a massive lack of focus so I spent all day in the kitchen. 
Had a pot of cream about to go off, so raspberry ripple ice cream;
Two friends have birthdays this week so they both get cakes, one carrot, one chocolate;
That was my first go at the chocolate curls, definitely room for improvement but I'm really pleased with them, I might buy some white chocolate in the morning and make more.
And finally, falafel (Including homemade chilli jam and tzatziki, and the biggest wraps I've ever seen).
Oh, I made a jalfrazei too.
Had a pot of cream about to go off, so raspberry ripple ice cream;Two friends have birthdays this week so they both get cakes, one carrot, one chocolate;
That was my first go at the chocolate curls, definitely room for improvement but I'm really pleased with them, I might buy some white chocolate in the morning and make more.
And finally, falafel (Including homemade chilli jam and tzatziki, and the biggest wraps I've ever seen).
Oh, I made a jalfrazei too.
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No it isn't
There’s about 50mm of adjustment, they where designed mainly to be used either side of the milling vice, witch is why they are the size they are and I tried to keep as much adjustment as possible.
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What kit is this? Is it a rear engined MEV or a Riot?
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With a 15% discount available and them already on special at set at £23.37 seemed to good to turn down !! ..so much for new year
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That just reminded me to rake out the chuck, seems I already have soft jaws for it
I remember now buying them on eBay years ago and misplaced a jaw then found it years later and then never used it, you can see which one I lost as it is still clean
The jaws are TEC ones.
I remember now buying them on eBay years ago and misplaced a jaw then found it years later and then never used it, you can see which one I lost as it is still clean
The jaws are TEC ones.
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Just ordered a spare set for mine, already 9% discount on them (supposedly) then another 20% with last months code so ended up just slightly dearer than you at £23.99 
Edit, had a closer look and the ones I should have got were the same as yours. I now remember I bought the soft jaws for a CNC power chuck I had which was 10". They do fit this with a slight modification to the width so no probs
so ended up just slightly dearer than you at £23.99 Edit, had a closer look and the ones I should have got were the same as yours. I now remember I bought the soft jaws for a CNC power chuck I had which was 10". They do fit this with a slight modification to the width so no probs
It's an SDR vstorm. Company went bust a few years back, but sold the rights onto DJC sportscars.
It's 'nearly' done (but I've been saying that for a couple of years). I'm determined to finish it over the next couple of months and get it on the road for next summer!
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I have heard of them but even though I have my kit car still, I've not kept up with the kit scene for a few years now. Good luck with finishing it and good luck with the IVA
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That was my first go at the chocolate curls,
This has raised a question. If I melted bars of chocolate into a tube to make a round bar, and froze it solid. How well would choc turn and chip on lathe! Would it curl off, or be like a melty nylon mess?
Yes there are better ways to make curls, but I may have to try it.
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I reckon it would work well, with the correct cutting tool profile
A carbide chipbreaker insert tool might not be the best A wood lathe and a nice wide gouge and Oh my deity, this must be the definition of too much spare time..I reckon it would work well, with the correct cutting tool profile
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I love it.
Not sure how well it would work, I think it curls best slightly soft, fully cooled I think it would break apart before it curls. I might try it, lots of top rake, slow speed high feed would be your best bet I think, feeding straight in like a form tool. 