Good!!!It's ok the pictures too blurry to see the welds
£18 plus vat for a harrison M42 4-6tpi blade, and £20.42 for a Wikus Proflex 5-7tpi, £10 delivery, not bad if buying more than one at a time. Craig the area rep got back to me rapido, very impressed, they will get some money off me!Bear in mind we buy 10 or 20 blades at a time.
but yes at £12 when it starts to wander you just bin it and stick a new one on.
Think mine are about 18 quid plus vat only had one snap and it was because it bit. Stripped the teeth off one as a bit of stainless was too hard for the feed rate id left it cutting at apparently...Yeah they are. The last two I've had they snapped at the weld joint before they went dull, and there's nothing wrong with the saw or guides. They do work fine for a decent amount of cutting though.
This past summer has seen us cut a lot more steel than ever before, so going from 1 blade a year to 3 or 4 seems to make a difference on the pocket
Have you got his details? Might try them next time I need some. Though I've just bought 2 new ones.£18 plus vat for a harrison M42 4-6tpi blade, and £20.42 for a Wikus Proflex 5-7tpi, £10 delivery, not bad if buying more than one at a time. Craig the area rep got back to me rapido, very impressed, they will get some money off me!
How do you reach up that high to use it?Wall bracket for 12" sander.
Made from scrap. First arc welding project. Pls don't zoom in on welds!
They're not pretty but I don't think it's going to fall apart, even with 33kg of sander on it.
Fastened to the wall with resin anchor studs.
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craig.cookson@harrisonsaw.co.ukHave you got his details? Might try them next time I need some. Though I've just bought 2 new ones.
Good as new!"Can you just fill that sill while you're here..."
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Not with all the Ronseal in Kansas!
Need to figure out if I can replace the sill without replacing the whole frame, I'll go back tomorrow with a die grinder and some wood chomping bits.
If you had a crap gun it would have bent...lolGood as new!
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Multitool worked a treat, can't believe I resisted buying one for so long. Dryflex didn't come with a nozzle so I borrowed one from a tube chemical anchor, I don't know if there's different nozzles for different viscosities or I just have a crap gun but it took all my strength to squeeze it this far so I just squirted it into a pot and mixed it with a filler knife.
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Not sure how well the paint will cover it, it's Sadolin woodstain so not the most opaque thing in the world, hopefully two or three coats sorts it
It's no higher than it was on my standard height workbench, my bench is 870mm high, I used the sander at this height comfortably, so set the bracket platform to the same height.How do you reach up that high to use it?
Looks a lot higher in the photo but to be fair it looks way bigger than 12 inch.It's no higher than it was on my standard height workbench, my bench is 870mm high, I used the sander at this height comfortably, so set the bracket platform to the same height.
but to be fair it looks way bigger than 12 inch.
Angler actually...Typical bloke measuring eye then?
No, afraid not.That's a monster trailer, fair play.
Did you have design plans ? Just curious.