Today I acquired...........

[jimbo84]

Only a terrapin, I think you will need a turtle of storage to run fusion 360

Because of the large spec I genuinely thought it was a computer term for larger than a terrabyte until google put me right

 

[brightspark]

I often think that this pipe coiled in a filled water tank tucked in the corner outside would be as good as it gets regarding heat exchanging...ive found in the past even going through 10M of copper pipe the air is still warm and moist (ooer) if just exchanging room temps

I used to

I often think that this pipe coiled in a filled water tank tucked in the corner outside would be as good as it gets regarding heat exchanging...ive found in the past even going through 10M of copper pipe the air is still warm and moist (ooer) if just exchanging room temps

when I was blasting regular I used a 5 gallon bucket of water and about 6 meters of 8mm copper minibore pipe coiled up in it and used it for my airfed helmet as the air from the comp was red hot and made you gasp with the heat . it was heaven when cooled

 

[Farside]

64 gig ram, and a terrapin of storage,

Careful with those terrapins, they byte.

 

[eSCHEn]

Careful with those terrapins, they byte.

More like a couple of nibbles I find.

 

[minimutly]

I have Ariel by C.W.Waller too from when I had a Red Hunter, covering 1933 to 1950:

The adverts are interesting:

i would be surprised to see Honda advertising in a Fireblade Haynes manual. Great advert too - " The ideal mount for the average rider" - now there is a 1950's advertising slogan
Never mind Energol - The Oiliest Oil:

or providing free timing disks from an engine reconditioner:

I have a copy of Triumph Twins by A. St. J. Masters somewhere too.

I have exactly that book, was my dad's - he had a red hunter. Mam gave it to the scrappiesbwhen I was 5 or so...l

 

[Robotstar5]

A boot full of engines

A bit of workshop envy when I collected them, the guy had a lathe and mill in his garage, he seemed to specialise in restoring garden machinery.

 

[Rannsachair]

I have exactly that book, was my dad's - he had a red hunter. Mam gave it to the scrappiesbwhen I was 5 or so...l

Funny I was chatting to my dad last week and he was telling me that when he was an apprentice, both he and workmates bought bikes from the scrappies for around £5 for a running bike.

 

[minimutly]

Funny I was chatting to my dad last week and he was telling me that when he was an apprentice, both he and workmates bought bikes from the scrappies for around £5 for a running bike.

I think that's what she got for it, and yes it was running...

 

[mechman]

Funny I was chatting to my dad last week and he was telling me that when he was an apprentice, both he and workmates bought bikes from the scrappies for around £5 for a running bike.

Mate of mine got twin cyl matchless in the 60s for £5 going rate then. same era I was given a 1938 speed twin and a B31, Speed twin engine into BSA frame and voila I had a Tribsa

 

[Bravheart]

Today UPS man came by. Nice man quick clean drop and away.
Left me 2 small parcels.

Shame the useless fools from UPC, Frome, who do not understand simple instructions. But I did find the item in the bin. Not left with neighbour.

But before I drink all of @slim_boy_fat good whisky.
This is what I got.
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A set od seal kits, not to blame the UPS man for the items being shaken up. It was the design of the plastic case.


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A set of tiny drills bits and a drill.
Shame the cardboard box they came in was trashed by the water in the bin, Thanks UPC.
Learn to read.

Sounds like my ex Hermes delivery guy has moved south

 

[bigegg]

Sounds like my ex Hermes delivery guy has moved south

He probably just got lost...

 

[Chillitt]

He probably just got lost...

Probably followed my Tufnells drivers.. Look like 3 of them have fallen off the edge of the word with my bit of handrail...

 

[Ashley Burton]

New door step arrived in record time!

Ordered Friday afternoon & arrived this morning before 10am

 

[slim_boy_fat]

A boot full of engines

Couldn't you decide?

 

[Rannsachair]

I broke my only lever type DTI, so picked up this Baty today:

 

[Kram]

80 quid of connectors and cable!
The seetronic ones are good, fits nicely in the proper ones.

 

[Guzrik]

Bougth this today 3mm JOKE pengrinder(?) don't know the english word for it. 60000 rpm, came with four carbide mills. Feels like quality.

 

[brewdexta]

My old planer thicknesser was struggling so treated myself to a new one. I didn't want another project so bought new.

It has a spiral head, indexed cutters no more setting of blades and if you nick one on a nail, just turn to a new face. I have a dozen or so spare inserts.

I put it on some machine feet to lift it up 80mm so I can move it around the workshop with the pallet truck.

I spent today doing that and generally setting it up. I had to unbolt and remove the tables to hoist it into the workshop. So had to adjust them to be coplanar and general messing about with extraction.

It's much quieter than the old one, and bigger in all respects. Finished wood is exceptional, needs virtually no sanding, even with difficult grain.

Eventually I'll buy a separate old iron planer and thicknesser, and probably fit spiral heads, but that may a few more years away.

Its Chinese made, designed in Italy. So far no real issues. The fence is very good and it's over 300kg so relatively solid construction. Cast iron tables are good quality too.

I now have no excuses for not finishing the kitchen.

Cheers
Andy

 

[Omniata]

Gas lens set off RiverWeld, been buying off him for over 10 years since I bought the MTC-120, it's still going strong, must have got lucky with that one

Only £20 or so on Amazon, delivered next day, Christ how times and prices have changed...

I believe it has 4 through 12 lenses and collets for 1.0, 1.6, 2.4 and 3.2mm tungstens...

Refurbishing my room, getting rid of the double bed and replacing it with a fold up bed from Wall Bed King, adding some worktops and a small, but reasonably sized metal topped work table.
Don't panic, fitting oxygen level sensors and a modified ventilation/extraction system for fumes...

Must be lockdown driving me insane, or normal, can't really go any more crazy

 

[slim_boy_fat]

Feels like quality.

Air driven by the looks of it. I suspect you'll be impressed, please report in due course.