James1979
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Let me know how you get on with it. I’m considering one for my plasma stuff due to the volume.
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Tangledfeet
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Beer and a Norbar 130104 40-200Nm torque wrench. Happened across a free delivery code for Lerwick Brewery so reckoned it'd be rude not to give them a try!
galooph
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Today I got a letter from the owner of the industrial estate that my workshop is on. They're terminating my rental lease just before Christmas. Chatting to the security guard, a bunch of other people on the estate have had the same letter.
Glad they gave me a decent amount of notice, at least!
Glad they gave me a decent amount of notice, at least!
Olderisbetter
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Got given a small anvil which can be moved about easier
MattH
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Blobber
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Nice purchase, drink the tinned IPA quickly though I find it gets a bit of a "tinny" taste if it hangs about too long
Tangledfeet
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Feet 'n Inches
Out of the rat-race at last
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Well at least if the bottle caps prove difficult, you'll have the means to remove them easily.
Kram
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Nothing today tho I did order a pack of 2.4 purple tungstens for £6.
4mm greys for 8 quid, any good?
www.amazon.co.uk/Xpccj-Electrodes-Lanthanated-Electrode-Practical/dp/B08H222H9J/
Phoned zoro again. Still no idea if they are refunding or resending the gas filters
Another promise to phone back tomorrow.
I did ask them about this chuck I might order.
www.zoro.co.uk/shop/spindle-nose-and-workholding/lathe-chucks/003275-160mm-3-jaw-c-i-chuck-front-mount/p/ZT1124730X
4mm greys for 8 quid, any good?
www.amazon.co.uk/Xpccj-Electrodes-Lanthanated-Electrode-Practical/dp/B08H222H9J/
Phoned zoro again. Still no idea if they are refunding or resending the gas filters
Another promise to phone back tomorrow.I did ask them about this chuck I might order.
www.zoro.co.uk/shop/spindle-nose-and-workholding/lathe-chucks/003275-160mm-3-jaw-c-i-chuck-front-mount/p/ZT1124730X
Stueeee
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Acquired this motor with its attached unfeasibly large pump (Around 2" bore inlet /outlet) at the weekend.
Had to work for it though....
This Jacuzzi was craned into the back garden of a mate of Sue's -the house is in a terrace. Said mate wasn't keen on forking out for a second crane when the time came to remove it. My job was to reduce it to bite size bits which could be fitted into sacks so that they can be taken to the local dump. Was bloody knackered at the end of the day even though the reciprocating saw was an easy tool to use.
the motor is quite interesting as it's dual wound 4 pole 1425 RPM and two pole 2850 RPM. It's about half horsepower output in four pole and about 3 horsepower in 2 pole mode. Scored those 56lb chunky weights that are in the background of the photo too; they will come in handy when I get my home foundry up and running again.
Had to work for it though....
This Jacuzzi was craned into the back garden of a mate of Sue's -the house is in a terrace. Said mate wasn't keen on forking out for a second crane when the time came to remove it. My job was to reduce it to bite size bits which could be fitted into sacks so that they can be taken to the local dump. Was bloody knackered at the end of the day even though the reciprocating saw was an easy tool to use.
the motor is quite interesting as it's dual wound 4 pole 1425 RPM and two pole 2850 RPM. It's about half horsepower output in four pole and about 3 horsepower in 2 pole mode. Scored those 56lb chunky weights that are in the background of the photo too; they will come in handy when I get my home foundry up and running again.
Barking Mat
Cuddler of hedgehogs.
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This lin bin rack, appeared on FB Marketplace, and came to live with me in my workshop.
brightspark
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or tramadol or naproxenOnly with the help of Ibuprofen though!
thats after you have enlarged your tackle
Tupers
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I’ve seen a few American metal shaping fellas with these nice steel dishes for shaping sheet metal in a similar way that you’d use a shot bag so did a pair for myself today.
In completely unrelated news I think I might make some table lamps from these strange domed valve things…..
In completely unrelated news I think I might make some table lamps from these strange domed valve things…..
brightspark
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Those pump motors often have a oddball shaft with a thread or splines but nothing that cant be sorted with a lathe.
Today I acquired a gurtchip frierheated citric acid bath, let the cleaning begin
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As I said in the citric acid thread, don't leave the basket or elements sitting in the acid otherwise they will dissolve!
Pete.
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I did a pull-out on M16 threaded rod set 150mm into concrete with HY200 resin - got to 9 tons and pulled the nut through the washer.
Moose McAlpine
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Today I acquired a gurtchip frierheated citric acid bath, let the cleaning begin
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Battered sausage and chips please mate.
