MikeBB1970
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I've seen these on the 'bay , ' think it was due to moving to 'Facom' ( (spelling ? )
They have factories in some of the Scandies.
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I've seen these on the 'bay , ' think it was due to moving to 'Facom' ( (spelling ? )
They have factories in some of the Scandies.
Rannsachair
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I splashed out on some perfume:
Kram
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www.ebay.co.uk/itm/8x-Butt-Weld-Clamps-Welding-Clamp-Panel-Lock-Grip-Sheet-Metal-Fasten-New-UK/164397230843
Some clamps. Not great the tube is not square but thats easily fixed.
Some clamps. Not great the tube is not square but thats easily fixed.
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Your description took me back in a flash to the heady smells of when I was four in 1954 ...found I was suddenly deeply inhaling as if I could smell them once again plus a full HD mental picture re-run of doing it.
We had unwrapped Brambly cookers & Golden Russets wrapped in newspaper kept in a 3x2 foot potato chitting crate which was stored under mum & dad's double bed . Each of us kids got one of the delicious sweet nutty crunchy Russets in our stocking for Christmas morning .
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They may get hot, ti
Not sure about news paper. Next door had a coldstore, this time of yr i would be helping collect all the different types of apples making sure each apple was clear of damaged, insect or rot, they would be laid down on wood slatted shelves with a light covering of straw making sure you left a gap between each one.
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My parents had a smallholding in Somerset when I was about 6/7, there was an apple store above the former dairy, my dad would wrap all the apples from the orchard and lay them out on the floor - he couldn’t afford the slatted shelving! Most of the apples in the orchard were for cider - he inherited a crusher and press with the farm so made his own with a bit of help from the neighbours
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Shox Dr
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roblane65
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dont want to dampen your present but if you intend to drive around with it in your back window you may
find its very illegal !
bigegg
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bigegg
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bit late now - I'll never get it off the back window without damage.Stick it on a nice piece of board and tell her how much you love it
I might have to do a bit of creative vandalism.
I acquired the realisation I'm an idiot.
Needed to get a boring bar setup in the new CNC lathe. Thought I'd take the solid carbide one out the old lathe, so ordered a 10mm boring bar sleeve, and since I had a quad turn bought on offer a while back, I'd get a sleeve for it as well, so ordered a 12mm sleeve.
Turns out the boring bar is an 8mm, and the quad turn that I thought was a 10mm and needed a 12mm sleeve, is actually a 12mm that needs a 16mm sleeve.
So I think I've covered every combination, except one that will work
Needed to get a boring bar setup in the new CNC lathe. Thought I'd take the solid carbide one out the old lathe, so ordered a 10mm boring bar sleeve, and since I had a quad turn bought on offer a while back, I'd get a sleeve for it as well, so ordered a 12mm sleeve.
Turns out the boring bar is an 8mm, and the quad turn that I thought was a 10mm and needed a 12mm sleeve, is actually a 12mm that needs a 16mm sleeve.
So I think I've covered every combination, except one that will work
dan.taylor.1
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Britool, facom and bahco are all the same company now I think so will be a rebadged bahco.
Tangledfeet
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I acquired the realisation I'm an idiot.
Needed to get a boring bar setup in the new CNC lathe. Thought I'd take the solid carbide one out the old lathe, so ordered a 10mm boring bar sleeve, and since I had a quad turn bought on offer a while back, I'd get a sleeve for it as well, so ordered a 12mm sleeve.
Turns out the boring bar is an 8mm, and the quad turn that I thought was a 10mm and needed a 12mm sleeve, is actually a 12mm that needs a 16mm sleeve.
So I think I've covered every combination, except one that will work
I feel much better now reading that.
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Well technically yesterday but unloaded it today.
Definitely noticed the weight up front @MattH but my forks did make it all the way underneath by 1/4".
Got all the legs on (no mean feat single banded) and will get it undercover tomorrow hopefully. Think until builders are done I'll have to take three gearboxes, one engine and a load of sheet steel out the way. Put the table underneath and put that lot back on top. Gonna be fun because the door is 7ft wide
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Definitely noticed the weight up front @MattH but my forks did make it all the way underneath by 1/4".
Got all the legs on (no mean feat single banded) and will get it undercover tomorrow hopefully. Think until builders are done I'll have to take three gearboxes, one engine and a load of sheet steel out the way. Put the table underneath and put that lot back on top. Gonna be fun because the door is 7ft wide
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I'm sure you do. You'd probably feel even better if you knew the other ordering mishap I made during the weekI feel much better now reading that.
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