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Let us know how good the snow is , where in the french alps you heading I'm of to Val T 2nd of march havn't been on the planks since pre covid .
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A bit harsh. They may just have reached their finish time & signed it off until delivery tomorrow.
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rm never leave a card any more cant remeber when i seen one last only reason i got it as i was passing the post office and poped it twice in 1 month
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Spotted these on FB today said I'd have them but didnt see his reply till later on was a real gent though and waited for me to reply after getting a lot of people offering him more to pick up now
Couldn't resist for £20
Couldn't resist for £20
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Yeah they were just for scale my old 81s from back when i was on BT
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Evolution saw to cut bits of wood with nails in
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I got some metal discs from Rapidmetals. It was the first time I used them and it took a week for the three discs to arrive.
I have previously purchased metal from M Machine but they did not have 280mm diameter steel.
180mm x 30mm EN8
210mm x 30mm EN3
280mm x 30mm EN3
I plan to use the 280mm disc as a big fly cutter
Unfortunately, the 280mm disc arrived a little damaged. Not too happy about that as I will lose approximately 3 -4 mm of the disc's thickness if I want a flat surface over the whole diameter.
I am thinking I should mig weld it it up before I face it.
The 180mm diameter plate will serve as an intermediate plate between a lathe backplate and an ER40 collet chuck.
It was worth adding a little bit of steel to get free delivery so I added the 210mm plate. It can serve as a backup if I mess the 180mm plate up
I have previously purchased metal from M Machine but they did not have 280mm diameter steel.
180mm x 30mm EN8
210mm x 30mm EN3
280mm x 30mm EN3
I plan to use the 280mm disc as a big fly cutter
Unfortunately, the 280mm disc arrived a little damaged. Not too happy about that as I will lose approximately 3 -4 mm of the disc's thickness if I want a flat surface over the whole diameter.
I am thinking I should mig weld it it up before I face it.
The 180mm diameter plate will serve as an intermediate plate between a lathe backplate and an ER40 collet chuck.
It was worth adding a little bit of steel to get free delivery so I added the 210mm plate. It can serve as a backup if I mess the 180mm plate up
You've got a problem.Another Record Vice
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It should turn up in post next week. Then it will get stripped, blasted and repainted in Roundel Blue.
280mm diameter will make a whopping great fly cutter!I got some metal discs from Rapidmetals. It was the first time I used them and it took a week for the three discs to arrive.
I have previously purchased metal from M Machine but they did not have 280mm diameter steel.
View attachment 436982
180mm x 30mm EN8
210mm x 30mm EN3
280mm x 30mm EN3
I plan to use the 280mm disc as a big fly cutter
Unfortunately, the 280mm disc arrived a little damaged. Not too happy about that as I will lose approximately 3 -4 mm of the disc's thickness if I want a flat surface over the whole diameter.
View attachment 436984
I am thinking I should mig weld it it up before I face it.
The 180mm diameter plate will serve as an intermediate plate between a lathe backplate and an ER40 collet chuck.
View attachment 436985
It was worth adding a little bit of steel to get free delivery so I added the 210mm plate. It can serve as a backup if I mess the 180mm plate up
Just out of interest, roughly how much did you pay for those discs?
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Define "enough", so we don't go overboard.Yup. He's not got enough vices yet. Amateur.
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An Ebaynese capacitance tester.
I ordered this to test motor caps and the circuit boards of my ultrasonic cleaner I managed to Fubar yesterday.
The instructions say "put the red sensor into the + port"
The ports aren't marked + or -
I think it will do the job though.
I ordered this to test motor caps and the circuit boards of my ultrasonic cleaner I managed to Fubar yesterday.
The instructions say "put the red sensor into the + port"
The ports aren't marked + or -
I think it will do the job though.
