dobbslc
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Two hundred quid brand spanking new, don't really need one but can't complain.
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What's the max size drill you can fit in that?
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What's the max size drill you can fit in that?
Dieselman 63
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What's the max size drill you can fit in that?
Oscillating bobbin sander
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Brad93
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No f’ing way!
A fixed steady!!!!!!!!
Also the boring table. Is that the type that screws on to the cross slide?
Tinbasherdan
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It is mate, you wind the cross slide off and mount that in it’s place. And yep, there’s a drive plate for turning between centres. The fixed steady isn’t off one of these unfortunately, it was sold to me as a Harrison one but doesn’t fit the bed on this. I’ll adjust it to suit though. It is Harrison grey so perhaps off an older machine.
Dieselman 63
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This has been on Trademe for a while, not sure if its what you guys are looking for?
Brad93
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That boring table is a seriously rare bit of kit.
Someone really splashed out on that lathe many years ago.
It’s a late model 11”, but they’ve upgraded to the three lever norton screwcutting box like the Harrison 140 has plus all the extras. Mental.
Someone really splashed out on that lathe many years ago.
It’s a late model 11”, but they’ve upgraded to the three lever norton screwcutting box like the Harrison 140 has plus all the extras. Mental.
Tinbasherdan
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It’s an ex school machine, hasn’t done much work at all really. And yep, it’s been incredibly well specced
Dieselman 63
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Those heavy duty Record sash cramps are great
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When were Cosworth engines last used in F1? Don’t think they’ve been used in the hybrid era, 2014 ish?
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Records I’ve found go up to 2014, but apparently they didn’t supply for the 2014 season, so 2013 at the latest unless there’s another oracle?
Last outing was at Marussia in 2013, but they’re set to make a comeback in the 2021 season, potentially with Red Bull although nothing has been agreed and it would mean changes to F1 engine rules apparently.
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Cuthy246
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Been time travelling again??
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more like fat fingers 
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More tools, more Milwaukee.
Vice grips to replace the cheapie/useless ones I had
Also picked up a ratchet screwdriver whilst I was there. Really nice feel to it with no slop in the ratchet, even has a wire stripper in the handle.
Yes, I am a fully fledged Milwaukee fan boy. As soon as the underwear comes out I'll be getting some, just need to decide boxers or thong
Vice grips to replace the cheapie/useless ones I had
Also picked up a ratchet screwdriver whilst I was there. Really nice feel to it with no slop in the ratchet, even has a wire stripper in the handle.
Yes, I am a fully fledged Milwaukee fan boy. As soon as the underwear comes out I'll be getting some, just need to decide boxers or thong
