MetalMonkey
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It'll probably be a week or two before I use it in anger, as all my regular templates are designed around my old Clarke PlasmaKing which has a bigger torch/stand-off guide.
The main reason I've bought it, is it has a CNC interface as standard, which might provide me with some motivation to get my plasma table built...
JOEPRO
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With some time using it now, this really is the best worklight I have owned.
Very bright and importantly the brightness stays exactly the same high intensity right up until the battery stops. And after that it won't re light until charged which I prefer actually. Some lesser led lights don't have proper battery control and will keep turning on for seconds at a time after being discharged.
The life of the light is also very impressive. I've got about 5 hours use between charges. The magnet is also very strong which means it doesn't get knocked off easily during use.
Jelly_Sheffield
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A very substantially built 6" center height fixed steady.
My lathe is 6.29" (160mm) center height, but that works quite well for me to make up an adapter to fit the much wider bed.
It could probably do with some bronze tips on the fingers, or adding rollers... Although has clearly been used without either at some point.
Kayos
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Yes
Mick Annick
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Smallfry
HE's Spartacus.
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Yes lets ! Watching with interest.
MetalMonkey
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Faceache Marketplace bargain. Don't usually see things like this locally around here.
Knipex welding clamps. I think they are designed for round stock, but look like they could have multiple applications.
I don't think they have actually been used, just look like they have been kicking around somebodies toolbox.
Knipex welding clamps. I think they are designed for round stock, but look like they could have multiple applications.
I don't think they have actually been used, just look like they have been kicking around somebodies toolbox.
Memmeddu
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Car body panels welding that's what are designed for
Jelly_Sheffield
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A floor.
Or really a temporary pathway...
Just another 7m and a second door cill to go!
Or really a temporary pathway...
Just another 7m and a second door cill to go!
MetalMonkey
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The 42 14 280 are for flat bar and panels, these are the 42 24 280 which have a V notch and angled jaws for pipe (they don't close up for panels) - but it seems 25mm box section fits OK too.
Memmeddu
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Strange set of pliers, never seen made like that, I was 100% sure they were for panels.
DAPPH
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For my battery eliminator I have cable tied the mains cable to the right side vent slots with two cable ties and used the left to cable tie the 12 volt cables with two more ties . It sits under a strong clear protective poly carb box which I got from B&M for £ 3 ish .
cheb
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Top marks for having bunting in the workshop.
Memmeddu
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Tested and overall worth the price.
The saddle bolts went off easily.
The tie rods Wich keep the hammer components together went off even easier.
M18x1.5.
Now these last four felt loose as we usually use a 2 meter long pipe to release them and the impact didn't really hammered that much but on the other hand they were not that big of a bolt to loosen up.
Downside it throws the battery while shaking
