Today I acquired...........

[Lewis_RX8]

This magnetic swarf cleanup tool , magnet in a non magnetic tube you push a magnet in the tube to collect swarf then draw it out over the bin and then swarf drops off. Very handy and £18 off eBay will save alot of time in cleanup and save hoovering up so much

 

[JMS1972]

Nope. You need an adapter as with mine They are available on my etsy shop

No adapter required I'm all set

 

[Edward Teach]

 

[Edward Teach]

No adapter required I'm all set

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I've had a quick look at your site, Fair Play

 

[Arc Tourist]

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This magnetic swarf cleanup tool , magnet in a non magnetic tube you push a magnet in the tube to collect swarf then draw it out over the bin and then swarf drops off. Very handy and £18 off eBay will save alot of time in cleanup and save hoovering up so much

Now that the garage /shed is up and running, I've been using one of those magnets on an extendable handle. Kind of a pain and a mess using a rag to pinch off the swarf on the end and shake it into a bin, so after viewing a couple of videos recently I was looking to fabricate a tool like you bought.

Thanks for posting, I just decided to order one of these off the Bay. Price was £19.49 at the moment, but as a tool that will be in constant use, its cheap when you think about the time and effort involved in making one. Cheers.

 

[dan.taylor.1]

I've got one of them, but also have one shaped like a little bucket with a handle on top, you pull another handle attached to the magnet up to release the swarf. Picks a bit more up but is much bigger so not as handy for small gaps between machines.

 

[Lewis_RX8]

Now that the garage /shed is up and running, I've been using ne of those magnets on an extendable handle. Kind of a pain and a mess using a rag to pinch off the swarf on the end and shake it into a bin, so I after viewing a couple of videos recently I was looking to fabricate a tool like you bought.

Thanks for posting, I just decided to order one of these off the Bay. Price was £19.49 at the moment, but as a tool that will be in constant use, its cheap when you think about the time and effort involved in making one. Cheers.

yes the hassle it saves makes it a good investment in my opinion , wish I bought one ages ago

 

[slim_boy_fat]

This was my solution

It's multifunction, you could make crumpets on that to go with the coffee

 

[MattF]

It's multifunction, you could make crumpets on that to go with the coffee

Some crumpet sounds good to me.

 

[MattF]

Kind of a pain and a mess using a rag to pinch off the swarf on the end and shake it into a bin,

Covering the end with a plastic bag never occured then?

 

[nickk]

Some 2mm aluminium,to make 6 lighting channels.

 

[James1979]

It's multifunction, you could make crumpets on that to go with the coffee

That’ll be the bannock girdles. Also on Etsy

 

[Blobber]

Bannock girdles? is that another Orkney fetish thing? if so can we have pictures?

 

[Nick DV]

They are available on my etsy shop

Which is........?

 

[James1979]

Bannock girdles? is that another Orkney fetish thing? if so can we have pictures?

Man, you really don’t want to see my girdle!

 

[Barking Mat]

Griddle ? Maybe ?

 

[JMS1972]

Another cheap set of metric ER11 collets. I use them on my Capstan. This set has an 1/8" and 1/4" which will do nicely for the Pantograph which was retrofitted with ER11 so I can use the cheapo engraving tools win-win

 

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

Expensive week for tools
Little palm Sanders great for detail work but need something to sit between it and the belt sander.
Can't justify a rotax




@MattF re the paint shaver.

Did ok yesterday on the main frame of the gate but the t&g was cupped and caused issues

That's why the Sanders here today.

Very little sanding needed on the frame but the boards have a lot of chips.

Not the best quality pine.

 

[mechman]

This little lot yesterday, guy says, these any good to you Norm? Aye says I, help yourself then so I did. the callipers are (un chinese) Moore & Wright, as is the small set square. The 12" rule is a Rabone. The Item in between the two centre drills I've never came across before, the ID on it is AMBROSE 1 7000/Q12. It's twin fluted and very sharp, It's to sharp angle for a counter sink. May be for diesel pump repairs.

 

[JMS1972]

This little lot yesterday, guy says, these any good to you Norm? Aye says I, help yourself then so I did. the callipers are (un chinese) Moore & Wright, as is the small set square. The 12" rule is a Rabone. The Item in between the two centre drills I've never came across before, the ID on it is AMBROSE 1 7000/Q12. It's twin fluted and very sharp, It's to sharp angle for a counter sink. May be for diesel pump repairs.

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Is it an engraving cutter?