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Found myself answering the wrong post, so emptied it all.
(never know what to do in these circs!)
I would just like to say
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(never know what to do in these circs!)
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Nope! It behaved well.
The turning down was done in several passes (for fun), and the drilling out in centre-tap, 6mm/10mm steps.
I am pleased that it didn't all fly to pieces on its first real outing.
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Probably the Scottish Gov trying to save money by buying cheap Chinese ones
Yes! They should really stick to managing the building of new ferries to replace the ageing fleet of cal Mac boats
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No ,you just didn't want to fuck it up by taking too much off in one go!
I'd a done the same!
Last thing you need is tools overheating or snapping or owt else going wrong, quite apart from once you've taken it off, you can't put it back on easily if you've taken too much off!
Not an expert but I'd a thort chipping was a question of maybe not enough lube, tool not sharp enough or maybe imperfection in the workpiece metal. Or maybe the lathe not turning exactly smoothly, with no wobble, which i know is one of the issues you were addressing! Or the tool not mounted in a sufficiently stable manner. Again I think you are addressing this too! (Have to admit to not having followed all this too closely!)
But others will come on and tell us.
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Yes! They should really stick to managing the building of new ferries to replace the ageing fleet of cal Mac boats
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My Island has outsourced the building of our new ferry to the industrious chaps at the Hyundai factory in South Korea.
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Ahhhh.... I was using the term "Chips" as in it was cutting bits off, not poor performance.
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My Island has outsourced the building of our new ferry to the industrious chaps at the Hyundai factory in South Korea.
Poland did our last new one and they did an ok job of it
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My Island has outsourced the building of our new ferry to the industrious chaps at the Hyundai factory in South Korea.
Steam engines are quite specialised these days
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Looking good there Dan. You will soon be making complex parts for your trikes!!We have chips!
No, these sorts of chips.
I need a custom washer to remove the backlash from the cross-slide.
It is all new to me so I need to do a bit more reading on the "how-to" front.
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Hey @kevstar , grandson tells me all of Seil has a powercut, due to some dunderheid having cut through a cable or summat. do you know anything about it? Seeing as you is the Guru for western Scottyland!
It wisni me ive been in the workshop all day
ive not spoken to anyone in that area today.
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What wood is yer using? Edgar wants to know.Got a good bit done today, now working on the 2nd gate whilst the glue is drying on the other one
pic is of the inside, the customer now wants a small pedestrian gate so the chainsaw will be fired up
first thing tomorrow morning to chop up the 5 meter planks. Oh the neighbours will love me.
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Yer woofterin looks ok. Yer could be a pro woofterer.
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Aye cheers. So long as it keeps the rain oft mi twigs and I have room for all the loose tosh out the garige then I’ll be happy.
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Yer could out woofter mackers
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