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Like it’s shown on the picture on the box!
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My thought as well.
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Rollocks.Like it’s shown on the picture on the box!
That is another mistake in the manual.
Lets have a coffee and rebuild it.
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It looks better, but now it is to tight for the small elec motor to turn it over,
Schoolboy error there tya...
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Have you put oil in it?
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The manual states to use Veg oil for the moving parts, so yes.Have you put oil in it?
Better check the valves as well!
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What? You read the manual?? I don’t believe it
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New Ford wet belt lash up?
You've bent the valves, better set fire to it...
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That was weighed in as clean ally.Was your goal to convert as much good quality recyclable aluminium into alumina scrap?
The melted alloy flows out leaving all the ferrous behind.
Simples.
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Cracking on with another air cane and this is what happens when you are up against 150 year old threads, only the two parts that were originally made together, fit together.
Absolute arris of a job, the part on the left is case hardened and trying to recut the thread was a non starter, in the end i found myself stretching the bushing part over it, worked in the end but a real chew on. This is as far as it would go without tools and it needs to function hand power only and close right up tight.
Absolute arris of a job, the part on the left is case hardened and trying to recut the thread was a non starter, in the end i found myself stretching the bushing part over it, worked in the end but a real chew on. This is as far as it would go without tools and it needs to function hand power only and close right up tight.
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After my fantasy wish yesterday of thinking I could buy a suitable laser engraver with a totally unrealistic budget I set to today and adapted a high speed spindle to fit the little mill. What a difference at 20,000 rpm, the .5mm ball end cutter didn't snap like the proverbial carrot. I am going to have to make a different bracket though as this is at the limit of travel.
I must say, the engraving itself came out lovely, very crisp and well defined.
I must say, the engraving itself came out lovely, very crisp and well defined.
