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AH... forgot about that..got told off before for a picture with the all the sentence
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More camera goodies
A grip to make it a little easier to hold and my FD adapter
Below is the camera attached to a 70-210 F4 FD lens, stunning glass and useful 70mm macro but I also have a 35-105 F3.5 and 50mm F1.4 SSC
I did make a mistake on holiday, I took a 55mm f1.4 Super Takuma and forgot about the 1.6 crop factor (been shooting film for a long time) so effectively an 88mm lens (field of view) but the quality compared to the 18-55 kit lens made it worth it
A grip to make it a little easier to hold and my FD adapter
Below is the camera attached to a 70-210 F4 FD lens, stunning glass and useful 70mm macro but I also have a 35-105 F3.5 and 50mm F1.4 SSC
I did make a mistake on holiday, I took a 55mm f1.4 Super Takuma and forgot about the 1.6 crop factor (been shooting film for a long time) so effectively an 88mm lens (field of view) but the quality compared to the 18-55 kit lens made it worth it
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Thank you...apologies for the picture.
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I had some spare time today. so bumbled into a second hand shop.
http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/...orch-experts-in-the-house.73585/#post-1004280
Apart from that gas torch, this small bundle.
But what caught my eyes was;
Black and decker right angle drill attachment. No Chuck key through.
Plus, that small brass glass cutter.
http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/...orch-experts-in-the-house.73585/#post-1004280
Apart from that gas torch, this small bundle.
But what caught my eyes was;
Black and decker right angle drill attachment. No Chuck key through.
Plus, that small brass glass cutter.
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Clockwork keys ??Are those clockwork keys?
I notice they built a door for you with a sign on it....
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I have one exactly the same as that, bought in about 1978 direct from sureweld at Rushden, it has made loads of gates and railings and was dragged around all kinds of site work before inverters became affordable, it hasn't been used lately and the case is a bit rusty but just cant bear to part with it.
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It's a nicely made bit of kit, this one's hardly seen any use.
I picked this up today, needs a clean, possibly a coat of paint.. what it does need is the rubber cable chucking and a new belt.. It would be nice to have a swith on it too..
On the way back I called in a mates to scrounge a cuppa and to mither about the big ends on the new compressor and he dragged this out of the shed for me.
A quick tinker and it runs, nice and quiet too, should keep me going until I sort the big one.
On the way back I called in a mates to scrounge a cuppa and to mither about the big ends on the new compressor and he dragged this out of the shed for me.
A quick tinker and it runs, nice and quiet too, should keep me going until I sort the big one.
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Some nice items there. I like the saw...I picked this up today, needs a clean, possibly a coat of paint.. what it does need is the rubber cable chucking and a new belt.. It would be nice to have a swith on it too..
On the way back I called in a mates to scrounge a cuppa and to mither about the big ends on the new compressor and he dragged this out of the shed for me.
A quick tinker and it runs, nice and quiet too, should keep me going until I sort the big one.
arther dailey
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I like the saw, would be inclined to put a TEFC on it.totally enclosed fan cooled mtr.or a cowl to cover those vents,with a gap at bottom to allow air flow though.darn nice tool that,used to have similar in factory I worked at .
There may well be some cowling going on, but a TEFC sounds dear and I'm a cheapskate.I like the saw, would be inclined to put a TEFC on it.totally enclosed fan cooled mtr.or a cowl to cover those vents,with a gap at bottom to allow air flow though.darn nice tool that,used to have similar in factory I worked at .
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nice saw u need new belts for it the ones fitted are worn and not the correct type .the v section is 2 large fore the pulleys
It's got the two white arms up on the left, but despite being spring loaded they dont seem to do anything. This is my first Rapidor..
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This came into my possession today, must say a huge thank you to @zzr1200 for sourcing it and meeting up with my mate Paul to get it back to South Wales
And a mug shot to give idea of the size
It is about 65kgs and getting it out of the dog box in the back of my mates D2 and into mine was interesting
Tomorrows job is to get it out of my D2 and into the shop without dropping it
And a mug shot to give idea of the size
It is about 65kgs and getting it out of the dog box in the back of my mates D2 and into mine was interesting
Tomorrows job is to get it out of my D2 and into the shop without dropping it
