Stuff you have made today

[Memmeddu]

I’ve got another Mini to start metal work on soon but my other rotisserie is out on loan so I stuck some tubes together to work with my spare set of A frames.
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I have to build one for my 126P

 

[Memmeddu]

Almost encountered my death.
I was driving on a turn uphill, when I've seen a car going straight onto driver side door (left in Italy) with big and super bright headlights on .
Blinded in a fraction of a second I've driven my car into a ditch .
The MF driving the other car is criminal who thinks he's the boss .
He was most likely at around 120 140km/h downhill
It's a miracle I've managed to avoid the crash.

Removed the engine from the 126p
And that's the damage

Working on finding a new engine or a block .
If I can save the crankshaft, I'll dismantle the engine and take the crankshaft to work,were I'll check it on the shaft giurnals grinder ,for straightness a wear
Hopefully it's fine, hopefully

 

[prepman]

Deep throat and a deep back is what you want. Must have the table insert too, its a precision part. Balls are easy to come by but grab as much tooling as you can!

Why.... oh... why.... does Linda Lovelace keep coming to mind?

 

[sako243]

I have the slightly bigger version of that complete with built in sink, and the processing and tinning tanks and bubblers surplus to my needs if anyone fancies one for a modest wad.

Can you send me some details?

 

[awemawson]

Here is a photo of the model but not mine as I'm not at the workshop at the moment. Mine has some ferrite chloride staining but otherwise much as per photo. I've not used it in the last 5 years so it's time to move it on.

It's completely self contained, just needs 250v 13a socket, water feed and a drain connection. If I remember correctly there a also quite a few spares and chemicals in the cupboards.

Open to offers

 

[sako243]

@awemawson - now why didn't you post that about 2 weeks ago - would have saved a lot of faffing about with flexible drain hoses etc

 

[bricol]

Why.... oh... why.... does Linda Lovelace keep coming to mind?

'Cos you're old . . .

 

[MattF]

@awemawson - now why didn't you post that about 2 weeks ago - would have saved a lot of faffing about with flexible drain hoses etc

You can never have too many.

 

[sako243]

And the first attempt. Given I cocked it up quite royally it's still a decent attempt at dialing in the settings.

The smaller tracks were just to see how they'd turn out. It'd be very surprising if I needed to go below 0.25mm/10mil tracks.

 

[prepman]

'Cos you're old . . .

Little whipper-snapper..

 

[redlig]

'Cos you're old . . .

Old but not passed it.

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

Old but not passed it.

Look behind you, you went past it.

 

[selectedgrub]

 

[dobbslc]

Sperm?

 

[Brad93]

bomberman?

 

[MattF]

Sperm?

Why the surprised look on its face though?

 

[Sergei Slovenija]

Sperm?

Holy Spirit

 

[6ply]

Not finished yet. Got to cut and weld the top (rusty sheet it is standing on) and cut/fit another shelf. All free scrap so far.

Using my cheap welder.

 

[6ply]

Not finished yet. Got to cut and weld the top (rusty sheet it is standing on) and cut/fit another shelf. All free scrap so far.

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Using my cheap welder.

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Feel free to comment. Not too harsh though.

 

[Barking Mat]

Feel free to comment. Not too harsh though.

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Nice weld, that gets my thumbs up.