Kram
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Er40 for tailstock.. can never have too many chucks, when only 6 quid each!
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0868PF6LM
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Er40 for tailstock.. can never have too many chucks, when only 6 quid each!
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0868PF6LM
dan.taylor.1
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Don't suppose you can find an Mt4 er40 cheap could you
Kram
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There was one a while back, lots of mt4 stuff. I will look... its a pain searching for MT stuff on amazon because it keeps on showing mountain bike rubbish and limiting results. B means drawbar threaded, A for tang.
www.amazon.co.uk/Holder-Accuracy-Milling-Machine-MTB4-ER40-M16/dp/B083RD4KZ9/
www.amazon.co.uk/Holder-Accuracy-Milling-Machine-MTB4-ER40-M16/dp/B083RD4KZ9/
Milling Extension Rod Straight Shank Chuck Holder MTB4-ER40-M16 FOR Drilling Machines Lathes Boring Machines High Hardness : Amazon.co.uk: Business, Industry & Science
Milling Extension Rod Straight Shank Chuck Holder MTB4-ER40-M16 FOR Drilling Machines Lathes Boring Machines High Hardness : Amazon.co.uk: Business, Industry & Science
www.amazon.co.uk
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julianthegypsy
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Good bit of kit, reluctantly sold mine yesterday because I’m desperate for space. You’ll love it!
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Drank from a 1/2 pt glass, who would have ever known.Yes, 4.7 volume, only ever guaranteed 19and 2 thirds fluid ounces. Never a full pint. (was part of my heritage) They reckon it was so the bottle wouldn't burst when it was capped. I have my doubts. There was also a half pint bottle ( a pup) also an intermediate sold in the army naafi. very susceptible to going off. (sell by date) The Gold surround on the label was changed to black when Newcastle got demoted to the second division. I've had a couple of bottles in my past.
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It's certainly solid enough, done a couple of small bits just to test, will be busy at work the next few months so won't get much use for a bit.
Onoff
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Went round my mates this morning, he's made me an earing stand for my daughter's upcoming birthday. In 4 pieces made from African blackwood and lead wood. Friction polished. This will be on his website soon as an example of what he does:
Whilst there he gave me his old lathe tools to go with the wood lathe he gave me a while back:
Plus he knocked my up a new scythe handle from massasa wood whilst I waited:
Whilst there he gave me his old lathe tools to go with the wood lathe he gave me a while back:
Plus he knocked my up a new scythe handle from massasa wood whilst I waited:
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A few bits from this mornings very quiet car boot
an old broken jack ,I intend to use the screw to make an adjustable height stool, a few more spanners .Some chemistry clamps
I'm sure they'll come in handy for some thing and how could I refuse for a pound. And I know there's some collectors on here three old hex style Brittool sockets i'll post up else where for anyone interested.
an old broken jack ,I intend to use the screw to make an adjustable height stool, a few more spanners .Some chemistry clamps
I'm sure they'll come in handy for some thing and how could I refuse for a pound. And I know there's some collectors on here three old hex style Brittool sockets i'll post up else where for anyone interested.
Onoff
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You'll get nicked if you don't get that paint off the number plate...
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Bought a little tiny Facom screwdriver.
Began suffering from a condition called DWS (Delivery Withdrawl Syndrome as it's sometimes known.) and retail therapy is the only known treatment, although there's no known permanent cure.
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I bought a bloody big spanner, from FB marketplace. Sold as a "railway" spanner, I have knocked the paint / rust off and there is no railway markings and
no track ganger would have wanted to carry this far
There is a double ring affair as per the photo's ..I am guessing this is a manufacturers mark ??
I dug out my biggest bit of hex and it looks dwarfed at 2.5" accross the flats, The spanner has been used and started as a 3 1/2" inch but looks to been machined out by 1/4" on one side.
It will look good when bolted to the wall not sure what I am going to do regards paint may go chemical blacking
no track ganger would have wanted to carry this far
There is a double ring affair as per the photo's ..I am guessing this is a manufacturers mark ??
I dug out my biggest bit of hex and it looks dwarfed at 2.5" accross the flats, The spanner has been used and started as a 3 1/2" inch but looks to been machined out by 1/4" on one side.
It will look good when bolted to the wall
not sure what I am going to do regards paint may go chemical blacking 
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That's a big one.I bought a bloody big spanner, from FB marketplace. Sold as a "railway" spanner, I have knocked the paint / rust off and there is no railway markings and
no track ganger would have wanted to carry this far
There is a double ring affair as per the photo's ..I am guessing this is a manufacturers mark ??
I dug out my biggest bit of hex and it looks dwarfed at 2.5" accross the flats, The spanner has been used and started as a 3 1/2" inch but looks to been machined out by 1/4" on one side.
It will look good when bolted to the wall
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Kram
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Long ago aquired some m8,m10 and m12 studding from toolstation. It was cheap and *will* be needed eventually. Today.
Today aquired.. the knowledge that it is poo! A close look the OD is correct, the pitch is correct, but it looks wrong. Minor diameter on m10 is about 6mm, because the thread angle is 15/30 degrees.
Nope, I will not be using that to hold a heavy thing to a spinny thing
Concerning that somone has gone to some effort and stupidity to make/buy the tooling for these, to be made on a massive scale in China, then sold to a big shop (different months and different branches). How much stuff is bolted together with this?
Today aquired.. the knowledge that it is poo! A close look the OD is correct, the pitch is correct, but it looks wrong. Minor diameter on m10 is about 6mm, because the thread angle is 15/30 degrees.
Nope, I will not be using that to hold a heavy thing to a spinny thing
Concerning that somone has gone to some effort and stupidity to make/buy the tooling for these, to be made on a massive scale in China, then sold to a big shop (different months and different branches). How much stuff is bolted together with this?
