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Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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Ah, the little known Bellosaurus and some Leafosauri I see there...
MysterG
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There's a couple of snow men too
Olderisbetter
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Made a shaping T to go in the vice
Kram
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I need to mill some peices of round with a 90 degree V slot on the end. Instead of using a milling setup I will do it in a lathe tool holder, which means a 45 degree endmill, that I dont have, but I do have plenty of HSS.
The angle was just rough set as a test, I was getting annoyed with the compound.
The angle was just rough set as a test, I was getting annoyed with the compound.
Surely that's a shovel
Maker
Most folk just call me; Orange Joe
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In a pot of sugar.definitely for digging
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My Old Landy
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After the success of the seal tool, I was asked to make a couple of spacers (OD 12.7mm x 70mm long with an 8mm hole 
) note I then cleaned the lathe 
) note I then cleaned the lathe 
slim_boy_fat
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Well, that's one equipped - what about the other six dwarfs?
Cobbler
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Six of the seven got into bed feeling happy ……….. so happy got out & slept on the floorWell, that's one equipped - what about the other six dwarfs?
prepman
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Do you have detailed plans or HD pics? I have to remake a previous attempt for the quicke frontloader (JD 2040). I did have it all working them wrecked it, being over zealous with my scooping technique.
also broke most glass working amongst trees. :-(
The frontloader was originally a cable release tip and someone modified it to hydraulic. All with a fixed bucket. The cylnder they used was too powerful for the loader framework though and bowed the cross beam.
These are pics of mods, but they're in a sorry state now, Attempted to make it self-levelling, which was fool's errand. 8-o
Axe for the next one I think - hopefully tomorrow but I have to make a top for wifeys' yogurt tub as Aldi don't do tops for them anymoreWell, that's one equipped - what about the other six dwarfs?
I will see if I can sketch something up. I made a sketch for the metal folders, but they folded it wrong on the length of one leg, so it got cut down and changed, and came out better.Do you have detailed plans or HD pics? I have to remake a previous attempt for the quicke frontloader (JD 2040). I did have it all working them wrecked it, being over zealous with my scooping technique.
The frontloader was originally a cable release tip and someone modified it to hydraulic. All with a fixed bucket. The cylnder they used was too powerful for the loader framework though and bowed the cross beam.
These are pics of mods, but they're in a sorry state now, Attempted to make it self-levelling, which was fool's errand. 8-o
The shell is 4mm, with 5mm sides and 10x40mm straps underneath as stiffened and the front edge. The Eurohitch brackets I bought ready to go. https://www.partsdirect.farm/euro-hitch-quick-hitch-with-bracket-b3105
Pay the small extra to get the ones welded together with the cross bar like these rather than the loose hooks only as it makes assembly much easier since all angles and spacing is correct.
I made the bucket 1200mm wide, and forgot the adapter on the front of the loader has a pull handle to release that is a bit wider so there is a protector angle welded on one side so it doesn't get wiped out. I will takesome photos later.
Barking Mat
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Excellent. Good stuff.
