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Craig-SM
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I’ll be interested how you get on with this
JMS1972
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Cute!
Dieselman 63
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Well I aquired this last year but because of lockdowns it was out of reach until now.
Wish my trailer was ready. Far too tall for the Sprinter van so palletised it nicely and shipping through one of our pallet networks Monday.
A tad bigger than I thought
Jones and Shipman quality.
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The torque in these is wicked! I’ve known people be thrown across the room trying to hold onto a job. When I sold my Denbigh the new owner contacted me to say how great it was, that it never stalled under load and just kept drilling, on a 2hp single phase motor! Can’t get that from a Fobco or a Meddings…
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Today I acquired a gurtchip frierheated citric acid bath, let the cleaning begin
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Hmmm... get one of the EvilBay Chinese ultrasonic cleaner board/transducer kits, and...
Dave H. (the other one)
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Probably. Or remove the battery After an hour.
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Auto off mate
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Got my hands on an old projector, would have been great while I was at uni, not a whole lot of use to me now. Oh well.
4400 lumen, I think it's more for conferences/classrooms than home theater but it should be good enough for me. Seems like quite a posh one, it automatically squares up the image if it's at an angle to the screen. On a white image you can see some weird coloured borders, the picture makes it look an awful lot worse than it does stood in front of it.
Not sure if it's because its old and knackered (maybe that's why it was thrown out) or if it's repairable, a very quick search online suggests it might just need a clean, I'm skeptical though. I watched a film and didn't actually notice it so maybe I should just leave it alone. 0 hours lamp life apparently, I assume it's been reset rather than it's got a brand new lamp in it.
4400 lumen, I think it's more for conferences/classrooms than home theater but it should be good enough for me. Seems like quite a posh one, it automatically squares up the image if it's at an angle to the screen. On a white image you can see some weird coloured borders, the picture makes it look an awful lot worse than it does stood in front of it.
Not sure if it's because its old and knackered (maybe that's why it was thrown out) or if it's repairable, a very quick search online suggests it might just need a clean, I'm skeptical though. I watched a film and didn't actually notice it so maybe I should just leave it alone. 0 hours lamp life apparently, I assume it's been reset rather than it's got a brand new lamp in it.
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A tip throwaway
I asked I received before he thrown it
@The_Yellow_Ardvark would have been proud
Thread here for a few questions
I asked I received before he thrown it
@The_Yellow_Ardvark would have been proud
Thread here for a few questions
New to me tip run throw away compressor
Beening thrown in thr tip Asked and thanked and put in my car so say its seized so a possible few parts to upgrade my older one Taken apart cover off reset trip switch power on trips Trys to mover fan on front solid Use maul grips on the nut on the front of fan little twist and spins...
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When these were all the rage I seem to remember the image quality really varied depending what you beamed it on to, so it may be worth trying a few different surfaces
Perhaps the bulb is on a countdown timer, no hours left and living on borrowed time!
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Got this yesterday.
Almost brand new, just missing a few of the smaller bits.
This jewellers saw is dirty and the wrong blade, It has a adapted Fret saw blade in it.
A quick clean up.
Almost brand new, just missing a few of the smaller bits.
This jewellers saw is dirty and the wrong blade, It has a adapted Fret saw blade in it.
A quick clean up.
Why do these huge old drills have such small chucks?
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It has a Morse taper spindle (note slots for ejector drift) with a Jacobs chuck on an arbor in it.
Dieselman 63
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Mine had a different, marginally bigger Jacobs chuck which I held back when I sold it. Think it holds up to 15mm or so. Have you never wanted to drill a 2mm hole with so much torque it could pull the moon out of orbit?
I was drilling 6” gate posts with mine, no pilot hole, 1 1/4” holes, the spade bit sunk through them like a hot knife through butter
Yes I know that but it looks a pretty small morse taper but haven't checked properly yet. Such a small quill though on such a huge drill.
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The Denbigh only has an mt2, same as a Myford, and they’re not comparable in build quality that’s for sure! I expected at least mt3.
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Today i acquired..
A box..
Goodies:
A nice matching pair now:
Just need the right guide bar for the second one now.
A box..
Goodies:
A nice matching pair now:
Just need the right guide bar for the second one now.
