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u cut the end of the blade not the baseWell shorten it at the fixing point is no good for mine as the blades have a cutout groove to lock on the blade holder.
u cut the end of the blade not the baseWell shorten it at the fixing point is no good for mine as the blades have a cutout groove to lock on the blade holder.
u cut the end of the blade not the base
I did use my noggin, used a better machine, quality blades and a very large cast iron block - I bought a meddings scroll saw
What how do manage to cut a worktop sink hole out on one of them? specially if the worktop is 8ft long.
Unless I've got early onset dementia I can't remember saying I was cutting a worktop sink 'ole
Well you got it anway cos thats what windy was harping on about cutting a worktop sink hole with his wandering jiggy.
I did use my noggin, used a better machine, quality blades and a very large cast iron block - I bought a meddings scroll saw
They are that, I have a small Proxxon scroll saw that I used on the Toylander and it was great but lacked a bit of throat, the meddings fixes that. Yes, I bought that one from Scott . I've only had a little play with the big-un so far.
The legend within the Landy world - the Hi-Lift jack. Horrible things, used at Pay 'n Play sites by numpties. I've seen folk changing tyre with them and on one scary occasion saw two lads crawling about under a 90 trying to wrestle a spring back in to it's seat after it had popped out. OK if used correctly but it's a tool that has 101 ways of maiming you and only one way of safely jacking up your motor.
dad always used hi-lift to change wheels but also carried axle stand, and slid wheel under 110 as extra safety.
looks like it belonged to some medival police station for obtaining the truth...what the hell is that off?
having that bad boy spinning round on the balancing machine this afternoon was a bit hairy.