DAPPH
as dyslexik as I'm daft
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oldbikedavey
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A good deal less white-finger than the last time I had a ride out on the Beeza.....
roofman
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Here is the vice i acquired last week from my local scrap yard, had it in a Jeffrey dahmer bath for 2 days with 24V running through it...I don't like freshly painted vices as they lose there soul so always strip and clean/oil but keep them used looking.
daleyd
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Easywelder
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Blobber
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Thats lovely, perfect patina to be able to use it properly
Smouser
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Today I acquired a few bits from the Pobjoy Mint auction.
The yellow pallet stacker is mine which I took with me because as usual, the auctioneers do not do any loading
Let's start with the smaller stuff.
A small chuck
An even smaller chuck
A few drill bits
Some taps
Some dies and a few more drill bits
An incomplete transfer punch set
Finally some counterbore bits and I think the others are countersink bits?
Most likely NOT the sizes I require
A few centre drill bits.
Some weird stuff I don't know
I will have to make another post because there are more!
The yellow pallet stacker is mine which I took with me because as usual, the auctioneers do not do any loading
Let's start with the smaller stuff.
A small chuck
An even smaller chuck
A few drill bits
Some taps
Some dies and a few more drill bits
An incomplete transfer punch set
Finally some counterbore bits and I think the others are countersink bits?
Most likely NOT the sizes I require
A few centre drill bits.
Some weird stuff I don't know
I will have to make another post because there are more!
Maker
Most folk just call me; Orange Joe
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The big thing with the angled hole is a "zero flute" countersink, the rest are corner rounding endmills, inverted dovetail cutters and woodruff cutters. The "Weird stuff" are boring heads and fly cutters, the bin of brazed carbide tooling with them are boring bars and should be used where some eejit has stuck and endmill in one of them.
Looks like a decent haul, I wonder what the baize lined chuck was used for.
Smouser
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Thank you @Maker.
After spending near £70 on my Rapidmetals discs so I can try to build a big fly cutter, I got this nice chunk of metal on the auction.
Maybe I will make two fly cutters
There was also this unknown disc with holders. It is made out of aluminium.
A few lathe tool holders, boring bars and two knurling tools. Some are knackered.
Also a few carbide inserts
I like how this was packaged, it gives you some spare screws, cuttings speeds and tool to tighten the screws.
I only got 1 insert and a screw
Some big boy inserts
I also now have a 2 meter opening vice
It can also be a 2 mm opening vice
Some slitting discs/horizontal milling bits
Even a random coin in between all of it
I will have to make another post
After spending near £70 on my Rapidmetals discs so I can try to build a big fly cutter, I got this nice chunk of metal on the auction.
Maybe I will make two fly cutters
There was also this unknown disc with holders. It is made out of aluminium.
A few lathe tool holders, boring bars and two knurling tools. Some are knackered.
Also a few carbide inserts
I like how this was packaged, it gives you some spare screws, cuttings speeds and tool to tighten the screws.
I only got 1 insert and a screw
Some big boy inserts
I also now have a 2 meter opening vice
It can also be a 2 mm opening vice
Some slitting discs/horizontal milling bits
Even a random coin in between all of it
I will have to make another post
Smouser
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A few air tools. Condition unknown.
A Roebuck grinder 0.9kw
A machine vice, my first machine vice that I own that does NOT have drill/mill errors on the body of the vice.
It is a hefty thing, weighing ~50kg. Slight damage to the top of one jaw.
Finally a 'few' milling bits.
It is an overwhelming amount of milling bits, it will take me days to try and sort them all out. Most of the ones I laid out on the table are new.
There are also a few damaged bits in the lot.
A Roebuck grinder 0.9kw
A machine vice, my first machine vice that I own that does NOT have drill/mill errors on the body of the vice.
It is a hefty thing, weighing ~50kg. Slight damage to the top of one jaw.
Finally a 'few' milling bits.
It is an overwhelming amount of milling bits, it will take me days to try and sort them all out. Most of the ones I laid out on the table are new.
There are also a few damaged bits in the lot.
Kram
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Thats a lot of stuff!
Cutters will soon be scrap if stored in a bucket like that pic above. Best to store them in the plastics or dip in this sort of stuff
Cutters will soon be scrap if stored in a bucket like that pic above. Best to store them in the plastics or dip in this sort of stuff
Smouser
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I think all the milling bits that were in the factory just got dumped in that crate/container for the auction.
I will sort them out and then store the ones I want to keep properly.
MattF
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My first red Numatic.
The others, (George, Horace & Eric), have been worth their weight in gold, in helping to clean up all the dust & debris from opening up this fireplace, so decided to add a red Henry to the collection too.
My blue wet & dry Numatic is supposedly a Henry too, (I call him Horace, for as far as I'm concerned, only red equals Henry). Yes, I know I'm a saddo, before anyone mentions.
The others, (George, Horace & Eric), have been worth their weight in gold, in helping to clean up all the dust & debris from opening up this fireplace, so decided to add a red Henry to the collection too.
My blue wet & dry Numatic is supposedly a Henry too, (I call him Horace, for as far as I'm concerned, only red equals Henry). Yes, I know I'm a saddo, before anyone mentions.
Memmeddu
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It arrived home today,my mother took it and thrown out of home because she's against those things.
Have to convince her ....
Angled for grip despite what I've always thought is very ergonomic love it .
It came with a G&G 300bb magazine.
Anyway I've seen someone who bought a Stihl here recently...
Well I did too ,60 Euros for an almost complete MS192T waiting for it to arrive home
roofman
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i am waiting for the trans gender Henry
roofman
Purveyor of fine English buckets and mops
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Tell your mother an assault rifle are great things for stirring the pasta...should be hanging in the kitchen by friday
Bullet2012
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Maker
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I'm not sure how useful Henri would be once you've taken the hose off.i am waiting for the trans gender Henry
Memmeddu
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I've already convinced her.Tell your mother an assault rifle are great things for stirring the pasta...should be hanging in the kitchen by friday
I've explained that I'll keep it in a hard case with locks , trigger lock, safety, with the receivers split a part,no mags ,no battery.
It's over kill for an Airsoft gun, but I've always threated them as real guns , it's not a gun but not even a toy.
That's because there are children at home,last thing I want is them loosing an eye
