All the cars have rusted away....
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Dr.Al
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Yes, the antiques centre. Lots of interesting stuff (for which read: tools) in a few places on the ground floor; some more sometimes on the first floor and a load of cheap and old tools at the far end of the very top (third?) floor. It's not as a good a selection as the one in Mickleton (which usually has more metalwork tools) or Beer (which has a small, but very, very good selection), but Church Stretton Antiques centre is definitely one of the better ones I've been to.
My box just arrived as well
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Just waiting on mine...
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You and me both I think
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No, a special buy.
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A box arrived from a good member on here.
It arrived, well packed.
Tilley Wall Lamp.
It arrived, well packed.
Tilley Wall Lamp.
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I also aquired a few more items.
A can you see me now jacket.
2 More Eclispe Blades.
Few more hand tools.
A lamp for spares.
A thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A can you see me now jacket.
2 More Eclispe Blades.
Few more hand tools.
A lamp for spares.
A thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Got my discount zoro files today, for the money they are ok and glad to get some smaller rat tails.
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Workshop 16 Piece Second Cut Engineers File Set PR| at Zoro
Workshop - 16 Piece Second Cut Engineers File Set available at Zoro.co.uk - UK's Leading Supplier of DIY Tools and Supplies'
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I need a set of handles now.
I've developed a complete dislike for the trad round handle, and discovered I quite like the squarish handle of the Lidl file set I have, so more of them from Zoro...
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Going to end up spending far more on the handles than on the files.
I've developed a complete dislike for the trad round handle, and discovered I quite like the squarish handle of the Lidl file set I have, so more of them from Zoro...
Polypropylene File Handles | Zoro UK
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I'm getting very used to grabbing something roundish
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Careful ......... or you'll go blindI'm getting very used to grabbing something roundish
Sneaked this into the garage while the missus was on the phone.
"What? This old thing?"
It's a Tauco. I'm sure there are a few owners on here.
Naturally, the belt guard is missing. They all are.
Cable is new and very chunky. I don't think much of the cable restraint at the motor though.
There's about 3 thou of run out here, whatever it is. It is much worse when clocked against the top of a drill bit at the chuck though.
Still manages to make a reasonably round hole. Worn chuck? Worn bearings? Any ideas.
Original colour? Call me a Heathen, but I quite like the Hammerite Blue.
Arc of shame isn't too bad.
The drill needs a shorter belt to take up some slack. I'm not sure if this one has stretched or is just plain too big, 940mm.
The motor is a half horsepower Brook.
The return spring, which is pretty weak, has been installed backwards. It returns down instead of up. Does anyone have an exploded diagram for one of these drills?
20 quid off Facebook so I think I have done well despite the issues.
"What? This old thing?"
It's a Tauco. I'm sure there are a few owners on here.
Naturally, the belt guard is missing. They all are.
Cable is new and very chunky. I don't think much of the cable restraint at the motor though.
There's about 3 thou of run out here, whatever it is. It is much worse when clocked against the top of a drill bit at the chuck though.
Still manages to make a reasonably round hole. Worn chuck? Worn bearings? Any ideas.
Original colour? Call me a Heathen, but I quite like the Hammerite Blue.
Arc of shame isn't too bad.
The drill needs a shorter belt to take up some slack. I'm not sure if this one has stretched or is just plain too big, 940mm.
The motor is a half horsepower Brook.
The return spring, which is pretty weak, has been installed backwards. It returns down instead of up. Does anyone have an exploded diagram for one of these drills?
20 quid off Facebook so I think I have done well despite the issues.
