slim_boy_fat
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OK Slim, go and google 'Rachel Stevens plums' and all will be well with the world
Not a snowball's chance in Hades
I've been had before by The 'Vark.....
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Not a snowball's chance in Hades
I've been had before by The 'Vark.....
Arc Tourist
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Today I acquired one of the 30 amp Plasma Cutter's from our local Lidl store, and while out and about I stopped in to a " Cancer Research Wales " charity shop in Talbot Green, where there were boxes full of brand new HYMAC safety work-wear trousers priced at £ 2.oo a pair !!! The manager of the shop said that a company donated over 2000 pair to their cancer research organization, so its worth checking out if there is a store in your area.
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Olderisbetter
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My mates brother was always talking about a dark skinned model beauty that he had a poster of in his bedroom, It turned out to be Ru Paul but it was in the 90's when the internet had less information for him to check on things ... or so he said.Not a snowball's chance in Hades
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Arc Tourist
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People who do not work with metal.
Now, that's just weird.
paulmitchell1984
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Has any body tried the plasma cutter out yet?
Any reviews and what compressor are you running from.
Any reviews and what compressor are you running from.
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my old workshop foreman got loads of these stickers he put them everywhere
was the best thing teaching him how to use eBay
Olderisbetter
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I love the last one it says it all and AVE on youtube has one on CNC machine.
Pete.
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Yep. Cut's 5mm steel on full power quite reasonably. Last time I used a plasma was 30+ years ago Cuts 2mm ally really beautifully (and fast too). Will just about cut 6mm ally but you have to go slow.
Memmeddu
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AVE is a great man
Memmeddu
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He should make a sticker with this line
"Welding sounds like frying bacon...if it sounds like bacon and smells like bacon you probably caught on fire" AVE Cit.
Tupers
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They are I fact from the man him self (or his Etsy shop at least) in the great frozen north.
Olderisbetter
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Thanks i will look on etsy and i don't mind supporting him as i love his youtube channel.
Arc Tourist
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Memmeddu
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JT 6 , I think it does mean Jacobs Taper?Today I acquired a 4mt to jt6 adaptor to go with my bargain basement 16mm Cromwell tools chuck. No more sleeves inside sleeves
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We usually use the B numeration
Example MT (CM) 5 to B18
I am going to make research about because I thought that should be the same exact tapers
Just because it's good to know , maybe in the future I will need to replace a drill chuck and have to struggle with those designations
8ob
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Not sure @Memmeddu , a taperist may be along shortly to confirm if there are any similarities or cross overs.
Bob
Edit: This is the link I was given for identification, not sure about others https://littlemachineshop.com/reference/tapers.php
Bob
Edit: This is the link I was given for identification, not sure about others https://littlemachineshop.com/reference/tapers.php
