Roger Williams
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- Teignmouth, Devon
Hello, it was certainly a bit quieter , but to be honest, wasnt really that bad before. Nice project really.That’s quite the idea, did it make much of an improvement?
Hello, it was certainly a bit quieter , but to be honest, wasnt really that bad before. Nice project really.That’s quite the idea, did it make much of an improvement?
Once you get the bug, there is no cureJust love lathes, dont know why, must be in my DNA !!.
There's actually 2 on the bay ATMThat's a beauty. Thought my 1307 was reasonable, but it looks a bit of a dog compared to that.
I've not studied it, but a 13x30 has just come on ebay for £2000 in Brum.
CriminalAbsolute rolls Royce of lathes, DSG. Shamefully I have been responsible for smashing up a bit insignificant amount of 3-4t sized dsgs as the company I worked for were scrapping them and didn’t want them useable or saleable by the scrap man. Broke my heart, they were equally as mint as that machine
WTFAbsolute rolls Royce of lathes, DSG. Shamefully I have been responsible for smashing up a bit insignificant amount of 3-4t sized dsgs as the company I worked for were scrapping them and didn’t want them useable or saleable by the scrap man. Broke my heart, they were equally as mint as that machine
They stopped the scrap note due to a manager signing off cuni pipe as scrap and weighing it in for a good wedge. The only option was to let our waste management take it but to ensure they couldn’t sell it onCriminal
SodsThey stopped the scrap note due to a manager signing off cuni pipe as scrap and weighing it in for a good wedge. The only option was to let our waste management take it but to ensure they couldn’t sell it on
I think the key thing is where I worked and what the pipes were off......Sods
cuni pipe can be remade, lathes cant
Well there we go. And it wasn’t scrapOnly subs or warships use CuNi pipe. Or oil & gas.
It has a 100 year life in normal use. Never scrap.Well there we go. And it wasn’t scrap