brightspark
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mine cost me nowt
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decca
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Me too. I thought either the drill was masive or they were small.You know until I saw the drill I thought they were man-sized
shedfull
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I got an older version of this on Saturday, got it working tonight was put together wrong. WDS want over £700 for these !
http://www.wdsltd.co.uk/product/4534/powrlock-hydraclamp-super-senior-type-sf-1440m/
paid a tenner
http://www.wdsltd.co.uk/product/4534/powrlock-hydraclamp-super-senior-type-sf-1440m/
paid a tenner
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Looks great and an excellent bargain but "(erm scratches head)" what is it and what does it do??
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shedfull
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its a little clamping work positioning thing you've got 360° rotation from the base horizontal up to 90° on the arm and the arm is on a ball so that can do 360° as well, the web page said these can hold 75 kg at 300mm away from the centre of the main body
so you twist and rotate the job to where you want it use the handle to lock it and yer done
so you twist and rotate the job to where you want it use the handle to lock it and yer done
decca
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Cheers.
I read the web site and still didn't get it. So it's a £700 adjustable work holder
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Not today but yesterday
This Drummond b type lathe with 4 jaw chuck and tooling
This Drummond b type lathe with 4 jaw chuck and tooling
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Considering I only want it to spread swarf around the workshop it's a bit of overkill, perhaps. It was £280 as well, but still a bargain I think. Ex launderette of all things.
Still, on the brighter side, the chap I bought it from repairs and refurbishes dry cleaners. He has a heap of pneumatic actuators and pumps that all need new seals, bearings etc. and doesn't have time to do them. I see a bit of pocket money heading my way
Now all I have to do is make my workshop bigger and buy a VFD for it.
Still, on the brighter side, the chap I bought it from repairs and refurbishes dry cleaners. He has a heap of pneumatic actuators and pumps that all need new seals, bearings etc. and doesn't have time to do them. I see a bit of pocket money heading my way
Now all I have to do is make my workshop bigger and buy a VFD for it.
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That's all I can do Ronan. A rabbit hutch for the compressor. I don't need a larger receiver though, at least I don't think so
You'd be surprised, i have a small compressor, and its a noisy little git, running anything for long its a nuisance banging away. When i got my bigger compressor that changed, i was using it today to run a spray gun and once full, it didn't come on again at all.
Wee trip to the dump. Nice trade: I got rid of a carload of cardboard boxes and workshop rubbish in exchange for a Bosch cordless drill, boxed with charger (suffering a sticky switch but working!) and a nice big pair of stilsons (which will be treated to an electrolysis bath to clean the minimal rust off, then some new blue paint).
*edit* quick clean up, 24" Record stilsons! Will finish cleaning and painting after lunch
Id only this morning spoken to the mrs about this thread and "skip eyes" lol. Such a shame what people will throw away though, I also spied a Makita angle grinder, umpteen other drills (cordless and mains), and a Record no.6. Mental.
*edit* quick clean up, 24" Record stilsons! Will finish cleaning and painting after lunch
Id only this morning spoken to the mrs about this thread and "skip eyes" lol. Such a shame what people will throw away though, I also spied a Makita angle grinder, umpteen other drills (cordless and mains), and a Record no.6. Mental.
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Freddy0309
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This nice little dti from the car boot for £3.50
