Memmeddu
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You opened up a new world, I didn't thought about, I feel dumb honestly because it's so obvious
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sardine
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It was just taken off in the picfure .
Oh right. There where a few of jonaered floating round marketplace that where pre chain brake . I personally wouldn't want to go anywhere near one
brightspark
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yep stick them in your rechargeable drill with sockets on the end . good nut runners
Bobtail4x4
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went to a farm auction yesterday,
bought a new cheap gazebo to cover a car when working on it, a quid,
and 3 ratchets extensions 3/4 -1 inch adaptor several sockets roll of blue rope and a new bike rack, I wanted the shooting stick, £15
last of the big spenders, everything else I bid on, someone else wanted it more or thought it was worth more,
bought a new cheap gazebo to cover a car when working on it, a quid,
and 3 ratchets extensions 3/4 -1 inch adaptor several sockets roll of blue rope and a new bike rack, I wanted the shooting stick, £15
last of the big spenders, everything else I bid on, someone else wanted it more or thought it was worth more,
Olderisbetter
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Axminster CQ6230b,. It's home and safe I put some timbers under the bed tray and the some down the length the screwed it all together like a pallet with grab points, 6 of us managed to lift it into and out of the big van. It's had a clean and looks pretty good already.
Blobber
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Did you not see if it would fly?!
MattF
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Another project.
The Rapidor hacksaw from @eSCHEn. @cheb kindly collected it & brought it through to mine. Many thanks to both of them.
I've partially dismantled it already. I've ordered a bearing puller to get the bronze bush out. It's firmly in there, & I don't want to risk too much hammer attention, so awaiting the puller arriving tomorrow.
The Rapidor hacksaw from @eSCHEn. @cheb kindly collected it & brought it through to mine. Many thanks to both of them.
I've partially dismantled it already. I've ordered a bearing puller to get the bronze bush out. It's firmly in there, & I don't want to risk too much hammer attention, so awaiting the puller arriving tomorrow.
Memmeddu
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This tool cabinet from the local street market.
Discovered it belongs from a milling machine because I've found a name plate inside.
It has 2 shelves and a drawer
got a few big enough drive key and a little bit of 30mm Teflon or ethalite, anyways expensive plastic for the lathe
I already put the cheap bench drill on top
Taps and dies sets, all sorts of drill bits in it.
Still work in progress
But hopefully slowly I will manage to get the wanted results
Discovered it belongs from a milling machine because I've found a name plate inside.
It has 2 shelves and a drawer
I already put the cheap bench drill on top
Taps and dies sets, all sorts of drill bits in it.
Still work in progress
But hopefully slowly I will manage to get the wanted results
winchman
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Went to see a friend, he was clearing his shed, gave me three plastic binbags of the little plastic drawers with odds and ends in, took me hours to sort out but I don't think I will need to but a Crimp or nut and bolt for the rest of my life
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Link please
MattF
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The bush still hasn't come out yet, so I've just left it sat there with the pressure on, to see if it'll start to give.
That bronze bush is well stuck in there. Even scraped some paint off the housing just to check there isn't a grub screw hiding somewhere, holding it.
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Have you put on a bit of weight since retirement?
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Looks like he’s got it from the Chernobyl “liquidator” surplus storesHave you put on a bit of weight since retirement?
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Careful, my neighbour broke one (I think like this) trying to pull a pulley wheel off an old cement mixer motor.
To be fair, he just kept winding it and BANG, it was kapoot!
I was wanting to put a pile of heat on it, I mean if it's not coming off, it's coming off somehow. No, No, it's aluminium.
I didn't want to melt it, just heat it up.
But no, just cranked at it.
Memmeddu
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You can cool it down too if you are afraid of heating it up
