Onoff
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"I'm Stig!"
The cry of the forum
Could have gone with "I'm off for a dump!"...
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Could have gone with "I'm off for a dump!"...
slim_boy_fat
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Kram
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14mm holesaw £3, for drilling out a snapped carbide drill
New (motor)bicycle light on the left, vs old on the right. Significantly more visible as its much larger. It'll run off a small power bank with a boost controller hidden in the light shell. The brake light is also bright, but not intending to use that on bicycle, could annoy cars.
Might get another for the cbr6, to go on the box. In bad fog or heavy rain, the standard rear light is not great.
Kram
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Id like to think I know how to correctly use a holesaw.. First time I have lost teeth, only a few mm deep on the first hole.
They can have it back.
Edit: returnless refund complete. Which is good because its stuck on the arbour, so it may be going in lathe to turn it off.
Ordered another QR nut for the mains grinder.
I realised that the nut is normally flipped over for thicker/grinding discs to help locate it. Cant do that with these.. do you use them on grinding discs or go back to standard nut?
They can have it back.
Edit: returnless refund complete. Which is good because its stuck on the arbour, so it may be going in lathe to turn it off.
Ordered another QR nut for the mains grinder.
I realised that the nut is normally flipped over for thicker/grinding discs to help locate it. Cant do that with these.. do you use them on grinding discs or go back to standard nut?
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Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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Can't go wrong with Morse Cobalt holesaws imo.
angellonewolf
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cheak both safety switches found that with the one i had and pennys to replace
brewdexta
The biggest tool in the box
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300+ metal drawer partitions CNC plasma cut.
For the smaller drawers below
I have 160 of the smaller drawers and only about 40 partitions came with them. I can now continue to sort out stuff into them. I was filling a couple of drawers a day until I run out.
For the smaller drawers below
I have 160 of the smaller drawers and only about 40 partitions came with them. I can now continue to sort out stuff into them. I was filling a couple of drawers a day until I run out.
Farside
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Same here, with an LED on the top box. I will be fitting an oil cooler under the rear rack, but it will partially obscure the rear light from some angles.
Come on, can't just post a single pic open it up!
Kram
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Oil coller under the rear rack?! Strange place to put it
What bike?
Farside
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GS850 Suzuki. Can't put it in the normal place as there's already a bracket there; under the chin of the fairing would be ideal, but having to remove it every time for servicing, along with the fairing would be a pain in the harris; could put it down and to the side like the GS Beemers, but it would be vulnerable in an off; so under the rear rack it goes, with an air director to it. Also considering a remote oil filter in the pipery to it, and do away with the scrabbling to get at the standard filter.Oil coller under the rear rack?! Strange place to put it
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Pewter Glass bottom beer mug.
Just need to find a shilling.
