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Thanks for sharing that, seems theres no battery cordless version. Did shipping take long? Needs a review thread
I have ordered one, £17, few left.
Wonder if it can be converted to brushless motor.
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I have ordered one, £17, few left.
Wonder if it can be converted to brushless motor.
If you buy the "choice" items it's usually about a week but definitely worth it for how cheap everything is compared to ebay.Thanks for sharing that, seems theres no battery cordless version. Did shipping take long? Needs a review thread
I have ordered one, £17, few left.
Wonder if it can be converted to brushless motor.
￡14.74 | Mini Pneumatic Chamfering Machine Portable Metal Trimming Machine 45 Degree Deburring Blades and Bearings Angle Cutting Tool
￡14.74 | Mini Pneumatic Chamfering Machine Portable Metal Trimming Machine 45 Degree Deburring Blades and Bearings Angle Cutting Tool
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Given the insert holder is just threaded onto the rotor as shown by the included exploded diagram you definitely could swap it for a small brushless motor but not sure it would have the same power as pneumatic.
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I have one. Works ok on small chamfers.Thanks for sharing that, seems theres no battery cordless version. Did shipping take long? Needs a review thread
I have ordered one, £17, few left.
Wonder if it can be converted to brushless motor.
There was a thread about this a couple of years ago.
Here it is.
Chamfering tool - any good?
Saw a video about these today looks like it might be good for weld prep: Chamfer tool Seem to for 42 quid and upward on fleabay anyone used one? Fleabay link
www.mig-welding.co.uk
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If you buy the "choice" items it's usually about a week but definitely worth it for how cheap everything is compared to ebay.
￡14.74 | Mini Pneumatic Chamfering Machine Portable Metal Trimming Machine 45 Degree Deburring Blades and Bearings Angle Cutting Tool
￡14.74 | Mini Pneumatic Chamfering Machine Portable Metal Trimming Machine 45 Degree Deburring Blades and Bearings Angle Cutting Tools.click.aliexpress.com
Given the insert holder is just threaded onto the rotor as shown by the included exploded diagram you definitely could swap it for a small brushless motor but not sure it would have the same power as pneumatic. View attachment 476354View attachment 476355
Just clicked on the link, it’s cheaper here!
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For things like this when you hit checkout the tax and shipping fees being it right back up in price
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This is just for replacement inserts.
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Todays car boot was poor.
Well lots of good stuff, but it must be silly season, as it was X mas rubbish. The other items were expensive.
But I did find these. £2.
What are they?
Well lots of good stuff, but it must be silly season, as it was X mas rubbish. The other items were expensive.
But I did find these. £2.
What are they?
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a measuring thing
a board for thingume thingingy stuff
a delta wing paper airplane mould
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Another close call on this morning.
I was driving back home when an idiot didn't give me the precedence burning a stop and pushing me towards the guard rail.
I've hit the brakes too hard (no abs) and the car drifted sideways 90° in the middle of the intersection stopped prior to hit anything.
The idiot pull over checking his car yelling at me, getting close threatening me.
I've very calmly rolled down the window and said him he was better to go away because he attempted to kill me and only god knew what I could do to him in that exact moment.
I already had a pry bar in my right hand.
Now my neck hurts a lot because I was not prepared for the car going sideways.
It rained a lot on this days, I wasn't speeding either, the steering wheel was slightly turned to right and closed when I've hit the brakes, car turn left
I was driving back home when an idiot didn't give me the precedence burning a stop and pushing me towards the guard rail.
I've hit the brakes too hard (no abs) and the car drifted sideways 90° in the middle of the intersection stopped prior to hit anything.
The idiot pull over checking his car yelling at me, getting close threatening me.
I've very calmly rolled down the window and said him he was better to go away because he attempted to kill me and only god knew what I could do to him in that exact moment.
I already had a pry bar in my right hand.
Now my neck hurts a lot because I was not prepared for the car going sideways.
It rained a lot on this days, I wasn't speeding either, the steering wheel was slightly turned to right and closed when I've hit the brakes, car turn left
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Essentially a right angle die grinder with a little base on it.Thanks for sharing that, seems theres no battery cordless version. Did shipping take long? Needs a review thread
I have ordered one, £17, few left.
Wonder if it can be converted to brushless motor.
Maybe you might just use a Katsu profiler
A nice little rohm chuck off an black and decker I killed, whoops. Arbor is threaded into the chuck and did have a "locking" LH thread screw, before I removed it.
Am I right in thinking I can get a different Arbor to get this to fit in the lathe and pillar drill (mt2)?
Am I right in thinking I can get a different Arbor to get this to fit in the lathe and pillar drill (mt2)?
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Chuck it in the late and cut a B taper then go shopping for a suitable shank
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That's a lot easier said than done. A worthwhile challenge though.
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Snap, today is my birthday and received one of these from my sister in law (daughter is the go to person as she knows what tools I want)
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Following on from #50,165
I also received the following gifts
Not sure when I will find the time to do the Hemmingway kits, I have 2 other kits bought for me last Christmas and not found the time to get those started!
But, they are none the less gratefully received
I also received the following gifts
Not sure when I will find the time to do the Hemmingway kits, I have 2 other kits bought for me last Christmas and not found the time to get those started!
But, they are none the less gratefully received
