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Keep hearing good and bad over the ferret so first hand experience would be good.
The otter is supposed the be good also and use the raptor at work and is excellent.
Just make sure that your computer is preferably better than the minimum operating as scanning frames per second does matter quite a bit.
Evo 185mm circular saw and tracks.
Finally killed off my cheap black and decker circular saw so thought I'd upgrade. Couldn't justify the price of some of the proper plunge saws.
I like the idea it can cut different materials with the blades on offer. Seemed to leave a very nice finish on some test cuts this afternoon.
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Carpet tiles are down and another set of really useful box drawers turned up today, I am feeling very organised
Need some more storage on the wagon for those "not used very often" things that can live under the sleeper cab, so OH acquired these from the bread tray mountain at the food bank where she volunteers:
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Picked up a couple of 50 tray storage boxes for the workshop so I can carry on tidying up all the nuts and bolts and such like. No more fiddling with my small parts
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Which should tidy up the awkward corner and let me get rid of those flat parts box things which I've never got on with. Invariably what I need is in the box on the bottom...
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And hopefully end up with 3 like this, all sorted and labelled:
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71 trays of assorted nuts, bolts, washers, crimp connectors, fuses, heat shrink, jubilee clips, springs, roll pins, pop rivets, and other stuff later, just need to label the trays and put them in some sort of order:
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I couldn't get on with those drawer units and I went to organiser boxes but everybody is different.
I made racks to hold the boxes, some inside kitchen cabinets.
The linbins hold larger stuff but everything is easily accessable.
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Is the idea of the track guide to simply replace using a cheap 15 mm x 100 mm baton the length of the work piece clamped down on it as a guide ?
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I bet you'll curse if what you want is in the bottom middle purple box .
Next project .... carefully design a self supporting shelf set of folded plastisol sheeting securely bolted at the back & front ends to 30 mm hollow box section with a decent space between the shelves ??
Yes absolutely, also has a splinter guard for less tearout when cutting. 2 x1.4m for cutting down full sheets. Will also suit other plunge saw brands if I ever upgrade in the future.
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These are the drawer system they make, but I know what you mean I had boxes 6 feet high in my shed and always found what I was after was in the bottom box
The first of the milled aluminium pieces from jlccnc, forgot to upload the latest part with a chamfer for an oring but can do it myself anyway.
Looks good bead blasted and anodised natural matte with the 3d printed stainless steel rope grab, the remaining parts to replace the last 2 black pieces should be here next week.
Looks good bead blasted and anodised natural matte with the 3d printed stainless steel rope grab, the remaining parts to replace the last 2 black pieces should be here next week.
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A few things and 2 box's
Odd camera.
It has film in it.
A Lanc.
A Wooden box.
With a Marking gauge.
A few other bits as well.
Odd camera.
It has film in it.
A Lanc.
A Wooden box.
With a Marking gauge.
A few other bits as well.
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So I've been trying to get a discount on this extension cord for the the last month
Nothing to do I've had to pay full price for it
80 euro I've got this aluminum reel/drum loaded with 45m of 2.5mm² H07RNF with two 16A sockets
Then I've got this Breaker K13 hammer for 150 euro.
Practically brand new, and essentially an Italian made Kango KN900
Nothing to do I've had to pay full price for it
80 euro I've got this aluminum reel/drum loaded with 45m of 2.5mm² H07RNF with two 16A sockets
Then I've got this Breaker K13 hammer for 150 euro.
Practically brand new, and essentially an Italian made Kango KN900
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Yet another laser tachometer, and a further insight into the forward development profile of the BAFCO Fluffinator.....
