My Old Landy
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I didn't ask...Is hugging allowed?
What are your plans for the vice? Paint or use 'as is'?
but to answer your question, I will use it as is.
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but to answer your question, I will use it as is.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Is hugging allowed?
What are your plans for the vice? Paint or use 'as is'?
There is a third choice.I didn't ask...
Donate to a needy cause.
ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Only jesting.
I have too many vices as it is.
Not just machinist or woodworking.
MattF
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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I was sorting through some imperial taps and dies I had been given and found this one, I assume as BSA was an engineering company they even made their own taps?.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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See a few.
Mostly big stuff. I have a couple of Whit taps what are stamped BSA.
One has a WD mark.
Those markings are acid etched.
Olderisbetter
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A dewalt 18v orbital sander and i saved a CB from going in a bin, not tested it yet but it had been kept indoors so fingers crossed not had a listen on 27megs for a long time.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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Let us know what you think of the sander. It's next on my list.
Olderisbetter
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Used it today and it was bang on its not a full time use tool just for when i am being lazy and don't want to get a 240v out.
Dieselman 63
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More body kit parts. The front lip and side skirts for the forester, and the rear bumper bits which I have yet to glue on. Also the rare headlight trim is in place. It’s an investment in aerodynamics 
in reality it probably goes slower, but it looks more aggressive!
in reality it probably goes slower, but it looks more aggressive! 
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Check the PLL IC in the rig; if it has the MC145106 you can furgle it to gain extra channels.
I cut my electronics teeth fannying about with CB, then ham, and ex-MOD/Police radio gear.
A few of us had CB rigs working half-duplex across 120 or 160 channels which used to confuse the 'muppets' no end
Olderisbetter
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Interesting info, back in the day before mobile phones and social media CB was very entertaining.Check the PLL IC in the rig; if it has the MC145106 you can furgle it to gain extra channels.
I cut my electronics teeth fannying about with CB, then ham, and ex-MOD/Police radio gear.
A few of us had CB rigs working half-duplex across 120 or 160 channels which used to confuse the 'muppets' no end
A rain storm.
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Surface grinder?
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