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Morning all, off to do battle with the 90 
have a great day!
have a great day!
I would just like to say
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Ferfoooksake.. new duvet just delivered.. managed to order a single!! What use is that!? I'm not 5 anymore
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Sadly not. Just needed my pit.
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Morning All
Still here, still breathing so all is right with the world.
I haven't plucked up the courage to tell the Mrs. C about this here micro mill yet.
Got to pick it up this PM.
If you hear a lot of loud shouting this morning, that'll be 'er.
Have a good day.
Still here, still breathing so all is right with the world.
I haven't plucked up the courage to tell the Mrs. C about this here micro mill yet.
Got to pick it up this PM.
If you hear a lot of loud shouting this morning, that'll be 'er.
Have a good day.
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Need to get zxr out.. he's getting impatient
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Front half of one car and back end of another, welded together. Prolly got sawdust in the gear box anorl
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Afternoon just done our sunday walk with my mates n the dogs for our weekly gossip catch up.
Was a nice mornin now waiting on the incoming storm.
Was a nice mornin now waiting on the incoming storm.
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Stay safe. Best stoke up the fire and open a bottle of rum.Afternoon just done our sunday walk with my mates n the dogs for our weekly gossip catch up.
Was a nice mornin now waiting on the incoming storm.
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I remembered the name of the tree that the tree butchers wouldnt cut down....a rowan tree.
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Stay safe. Best stoke up the fire and open a bottle of rum.
Superb idea, the fire is full
too early for rum though. Im off out a wee drive down the loch sideto get out for a while, I need to fuel up for the week. I'll take the puppy she likes being in the landy.
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Using my Dad's spanners, he will be 91 next week That is a stubby 1/2" AF Britool ring spanner from the late 60's and is still in pristine condition.
That is a stubby 1/2" AF Britool ring spanner from the late 60's and is still in pristine condition.
Using my Dad's spanners, he will be 91 next week
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Lovely, I still have my spqr tappet adjuster, don't use it any more
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Lovely, I still have my spqr tappet adjuster, don't use it any more
I've got one of those, somewhere in the garage, wiv all the adapter bits ...
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Bottom half of you?
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Yep, tickli up your way
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Was the rowan called Boris?
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...That the micro-mill has been collected.
It is truly a "micro" mill weighing in at only about 56Kg. The model is a Warco Super X1.
Currently sitting in the back of the Rangie in its 2 major halves.
But as I could not park outside the sellers house it meant that I had to lug the 2 halves down the end of the street to my car.
Along with it came a selection of indexed cutters, at least 3 different sized fly-cutters, a range of T-Nuts and hold-down parts.
There are also some V-Blocks and a few items I cannot identify but I think they are spacers of some kind and for some purpose (as yet unknown).
It only has a key-chuck (not a collet chuck) although there is a C-Spanner in the assorted kit.
Most of the tooling is in a smart cantilevered carry-case.
I need to assemble it and test it so pictures later (maybe tomorrow).
It is truly a "micro" mill weighing in at only about 56Kg. The model is a Warco Super X1.
Currently sitting in the back of the Rangie in its 2 major halves.
But as I could not park outside the sellers house it meant that I had to lug the 2 halves down the end of the street to my car.
Along with it came a selection of indexed cutters, at least 3 different sized fly-cutters, a range of T-Nuts and hold-down parts.
There are also some V-Blocks and a few items I cannot identify but I think they are spacers of some kind and for some purpose (as yet unknown).
It only has a key-chuck (not a collet chuck) although there is a C-Spanner in the assorted kit.
Most of the tooling is in a smart cantilevered carry-case.
I need to assemble it and test it so pictures later (maybe tomorrow).
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Superb!! Glad you got some tooling too. Let me know if you need any advice etc. I have a whole load of end mills etc if you need any once you get a collet chuck...That the micro-mill has been collected.
It is truly a "micro" mill weighing in at only about 56Kg. The model is a Warco Super X1.
Currently sitting in the back of the Rangie in its 2 major halves.
But as I could not park outside the sellers house it meant that I had to lug the 2 halves down the end of the street to my car.
Along with it came a selection of indexed cutters, at least 3 different sized fly-cutters, a range of T-Nuts and hold-down parts.
There are also some V-Blocks and a few items I cannot identify but I think they are spacers of some kind and for some purpose (as yet unknown).
It only has a key-chuck (not a collet chuck) although there is a C-Spanner in the assorted kit.
Most of the tooling is in a smart cantilevered carry-case.
I need to assemble it and test it so pictures later (maybe tomorrow).
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