Your doing it again - putting ideas and financial loss in here lol.
I'm wondering if the pillar drill attachment will work well. Pillar or mag drill would be so useful for fabbing bits up
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I'm wondering if the pillar drill attachment will work well. Pillar or mag drill would be so useful for fabbing bits up
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not after the push chair
£900 quid spent!!!
I kept looking at it and thinking that it's 3/4 the way there to an air locking diff
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£900 quid spent!!!
I kept looking at it and thinking that it's 3/4 the way there to an air locking diff
You know you get lots of pushchairs on gumtree, but not many air diff locks....
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If I did second hand I might have to cook me own dinner for quite a long time!!!
How much do you want a diff lock???? I guess not that bad...LOL.
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Depends, not really planning on doing this again, then again, I said that last time
I want to swap the diff ratios when I fit the lockers so I need to do both diffs at the same time, that'll be no change out of £3,000
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hows yo back end coming on?
Good point. You promised pictures. I still haven't bought a boot floor or rear cross member. Wonder if my Mrs would buy my a cross member for Christmas lol. Atleast shed have fun wrapping it.
Going back a bit to an earlier post, I've used these to great effect in soft alloy - but not yet had the courage to try on steel: after all, the speed at which you tap is different to the speed that you'd drill a hole with... Best to have separate drills and taps - but for the right jobs, these are actually pretty good
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H&S.
Drinking alcohol whilst using dangerous equipment. Tsk tsk.
Drinking alcohol whilst using dangerous equipment. Tsk tsk
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Better than drinking Bonda prima !!
H&S.
Drinking alcohol whilst using dangerous equipment. Tsk tsk
Probably explains why I can't cut a straight line
I don't think I can build it without beer
When it's freezing cold and I'm outside coffee will save me though.
Done! Haven't decided if it's a disco or defender day tomorrow yet. Probably defender as I want to get out in the fresh air. I'll grab a drill bit from screwfix so I can do the axle in the eve or Sunday. I have a 10.5mm on order but I'll get a 10 tomorrow anyways.
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Axle looking good.
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