That's not my fault...
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Parm
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Cheers Mr Vark
Today’s risk management exercise has determined that I need some R&R at the local hostlery
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The world's smallest tool chest?
eLuSiVeMiTe
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roofman
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No the worlds biggest room
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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I fright.
I almost cacked me undercrackers.
There was a "BANG" and bits of things going wizzzzzzzzzzzzz
Doesn't look to bad?
So, more dam expanse.
But got something free.
I almost cacked me undercrackers.
There was a "BANG" and bits of things going wizzzzzzzzzzzzz
Doesn't look to bad?
So, more dam expanse.
But got something free.
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Possibly wouldn't have prevented that, but for future what about return that new saw, saving up your pennies, and getting one of these once you fix the blade issue on the old saw? What price body parts......?
BTH, I'm sure you'll know to check that the motor spindle isn't bent before refitting the replacement blade clamps
Parm
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You obviously didn't do a risk assessment.
My risk assessment determined this control measure to prevent a disaster this evening.
only just got here, there was an unplanned trip to Oxford and back
Parm
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That’s brilliant, I’m gonna “borrow” that for workI'd say you want at least 3 pints to get your head round it properly!
Don't forget the RAMS either.
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eLuSiVeMiTe
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Nice idea but I don't feel the need.Possibly wouldn't have prevented that, but for future what about return that new saw, saving up your pennies, and getting one of these once you fix the blade issue on the old saw? What price body parts......?
BTH, I'm sure you'll know to check that the motor spindle isn't bent before refitting the replacement blade clamps
Tablesaws scare me. Makes me careful. Never had a close call
Crappy cast components.
Nearly lost my fingers when a cast handle on my qctp snapped and my hand kept going into a spinning 6" 4 jaw Chuck.
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No lathe at MIS? You'd make a new part quicker than you could unbox the new saw!
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Made a few for my wet saw last year to open up blade choices.
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Worthy of attention.
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That was a cunning plan.
The damage to the rest of the machine is more that the metal.
So, for speed and the fact I needed one last night. and for under £40. I brought out and got new.
The future for the old one? Not sure.
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Keep the motor, bin the rest.
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A visitor to the vice hospital came today. The Record No2 and 24 are nearing completion.
A lovely Fortis No11 and a Record No4 provided as payment.
A Record No4 an a 34 were dropped off for full restoration.
There are now no fewer than eight vices in my workshop! I’m going to have to sell one when the four which are being restored are gone!
A lovely Fortis No11 and a Record No4 provided as payment.
A Record No4 an a 34 were dropped off for full restoration.
There are now no fewer than eight vices in my workshop! I’m going to have to sell one when the four which are being restored are gone!
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Today it's being an expensive day
Finally achieved a big goal
A good combination spanner wrench set
BETA Art 42 /SP 15
6-7-8-10-11-12-13-14-17-19-22-24-27-30-32mm
Got a discount for them ,I paid only 100 euro rather than 180+VAT
Pretty happy
That's because I am a very nice person and who sold me those is a good friend
Finally achieved a big goal
A good combination spanner wrench set
BETA Art 42 /SP 15
6-7-8-10-11-12-13-14-17-19-22-24-27-30-32mm
Got a discount for them ,I paid only 100 euro rather than 180+VAT
Pretty happy
That's because I am a very nice person and who sold me those is a good friend
Have quite an important job all next week delivering lengths of 60' rail to a site near Newcastle, so the 3" clamp will have a 30' length of rope attached to it make it a doddle to find the centre for lifting.
And as I'll have the same 2 flatbed artic lads with me all week, don't want them to think the new hiab man from Yorkshire is a miserable sod, hence the chocolate biscuits
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