oldbikedavey
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Some of you will.....
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Do you get to play dress up in the suits n everything?
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Shell Mill.
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Can't see any tooling marks to suggest it's a facemill or shell mill.
I think it's flycut
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We will await @Johnnybravo 's reply with the definitive answer, Personally I would have used either (or whatever was nearest) to try to keep the heat down. A million passes with a small endmill would be very counter productive.
oldbikedavey
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A rather sharp mould, in rather strong sand, which will be poured tomorrow.
Circling the thought of extra stab-finning warily , but think that the sand is strong enough to wangle two or three in...
Maybe....
Circling the thought of extra stab-finning warily , but think that the sand is strong enough to wangle two or three in...
Maybe....
oldbikedavey
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Others on here are aware.It really is a crying shame that you are not prepared to post photos of what you are up to. Always sounds really interesting
Posting photos on here is a distractive waste of time , but I do share photos and videos via WhatsApp .
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Nah, save that for the weekends.
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This whole place is a distractive waste of time
oldbikedavey
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To varying degrees, but it is a background illumination of sorts.....This whole place is a distractive waste of time
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And that's not distractive and a waste of time?
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What I meant is that the time I spend on here over the years I could probably have finished my café racer and the blardy house renovation
All that stainless and a bit of aluminium flooring . . . The aluminium was never going to stay perfect!
Especially with the aggressive chemicals they use to keep the stainless clean and hygienic.
Where I worked they had a chemical to clean the ovens that would eat through that ally in an hour!
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Me and my loved Punto celebrate 4 years together...
So here's a present for both she and me.
I've always fancied about a Sparco or Momo steering wheel.
Unfortunately over here it's not allowed to replace the original steering wheel with a racing type one, if the car in origin has or had an airbag installed.
My car wheel has started to deteriorating deteriorating so I've got this "Alcantara" steering wheel cover
It's a very tight fit, I've had stretch the cover a lot just to get it on the steering wheel.
Then I've started the tedious process of sewing it in place.
While sewing I've had to stretch it by pulling the wire using a hook
Getting this results
Which I personally like a lot
The finished product after 6 good hours of work.
It was 11:30pm when I've finished it.
Unfortunately there was not a yellow variant and had to go with red...
I personally really like the feel of it
So here's a present for both she and me.
I've always fancied about a Sparco or Momo steering wheel.
Unfortunately over here it's not allowed to replace the original steering wheel with a racing type one, if the car in origin has or had an airbag installed.
My car wheel has started to deteriorating deteriorating so I've got this "Alcantara" steering wheel cover
It's a very tight fit, I've had stretch the cover a lot just to get it on the steering wheel.
Then I've started the tedious process of sewing it in place.
While sewing I've had to stretch it by pulling the wire using a hook
Getting this results
Which I personally like a lot
The finished product after 6 good hours of work.
It was 11:30pm when I've finished it.
Unfortunately there was not a yellow variant and had to go with red...
I personally really like the feel of it
oldbikedavey
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If they care to post them on here, they can .....That really is a waste of time,if you post photos or videos to a select few
