doriz
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Very windy and wet here, reminds me of a typical day on Dartmoor 
I would just like to say
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Morning all apparently it was wild winds & sideways rain hammering down I never
heard a thing
Dryish here atm mega rain forecast for lunch time. May be another day rained orf.
Ave a nice day ya'll
I neverheard a thing
Dryish here atm mega rain forecast for lunch time. May be another day rained orf.
Ave a nice day ya'll
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Odd day.
Dottir forgot me Burpdi I fink. She's been busy but it still stings.
Neighbours dog hadda be put down this afternoon so SWMBO was away doin tea an sympathy.
So, not feelin very special today really.
Bein a tratterer I is a stoic and I knows I is loved, still sucks a bit though.
New day tomorrow
That sucks. My kids forget mine too.
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Morning All
We have had a little rain, but not much, so it is no test of the faulty leaking window frame.
Got the paper, what a lot of fuss over the Sussexes! Cant' see the point of them TBH.
Having the jitters over my conservatory re-build and "what could go wrong".
Anyway. have a nice day everyone.
We have had a little rain, but not much, so it is no test of the faulty leaking window frame.
Got the paper, what a lot of fuss over the Sussexes! Cant' see the point of them TBH.
Having the jitters over my conservatory re-build and "what could go wrong".
Anyway. have a nice day everyone.
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That was the first cut, handheld phone video so I couldn't squirt coolant on at the same time! On subsequent deeper cuts I used WD40 as a light cutting oil.
I am not a fan of mist or flood coolant in a home workshop so I tend to use Rocol or WD40 only.
Well spotted though
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If you is turning stool legs on that fing do you use linseed oil?That was the first cut, handheld phone video so I couldn't squirt coolant on at the same time! On subsequent deeper cuts I used WD40 as a light cutting oil.
I am not a fan of mist or flood coolant in a home workshop so I tend to use Rocol or WD40 only.
Well spotted though
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Guid morn
Dropped son off at Park Mains High, school usually arranges a taxi as its not his high school but he has to go there for a single lesson !
Cannot do any work from home as it seems the server is down and cannot access any folders.
So looks like it'll be pottering about in the garage in stead, or will I go for my daily walk, mmm decisions decisions
Dropped son off at Park Mains High, school usually arranges a taxi as its not his high school but he has to go there for a single lesson !
Cannot do any work from home as it seems the server is down and cannot access any folders.
So looks like it'll be pottering about in the garage in stead, or will I go for my daily walk, mmm decisions decisions
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If I used it for wood, I would be taken outside and severely beaten by the Centec owners club......
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If I used it for wood, I would be taken outside and severely beaten by the Centec owners club......
Wood they use timer or metal to beat you with..
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Probably a bit of both, timber to show what it should be used for and metal to really do damage!!
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Rained off tis cold n wet..ah well got a cuppa now the misses wants me to take her to the shops
should av stayed oot in the rain.
should av stayed oot in the rain.
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You could whittle a baseball bat so you can warrant the quality of the implement they’d use to educate
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I took apart an old milling vice to restore. Considering it has been under the bench for around 15 years, it is in pretty good shape! I have spent a little time with oxide paper and WD40 just to see if it was worth the effort.
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Good evening from avonmouth
Made it each way over the restricted bridge.
Think I’m in for a windy sleep tonight.
Made it each way over the restricted bridge.
Think I’m in for a windy sleep tonight.
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Do you trust WD40 to be a lube then? I am very wary of it, When drilling which is about all the machining I do, I'll use 3in1. I think the difference is that ATF for instance is a fantastic lubricant but does it have the qualities needed when cutting metal?That was the first cut, handheld phone video so I couldn't squirt coolant on at the same time! On subsequent deeper cuts I used WD40 as a light cutting oil.
I am not a fan of mist or flood coolant in a home workshop so I tend to use Rocol or WD40 only.
Well spotted though
Could start a whole thread on this!
PS I feckin hate working with stainless particularly due to its propensity to work harden in nothing flat and then eat drilling bits.
Found this which is quite interesting,
https://www.thomasnet.com/articles/...ol steels and tough,mineral-fatty oil is used.
and discovered that WD do make a cutting lubricant!
https://www.screwfix.com/p/wd-40-cu...VGKp3Ch1gbg6bEAQYBSABEgL64PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Maybe that is what you meant!
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Somebody should 'ave told you not to eat all them sprouts at dinnertime.
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I have been using standard WD40 for cutting aluminium and mild steel for as long as I can remember. The Rocol is for tapping and heavier cuts / harder materials. I have not used 3 in 1 as a cutting oil but I will give it a go. I am always will to try stuff as no one can know it allDo you trust WD40 to be a lube then? I am very wary of it, When drilling which is about all the machining I do, I'll use 3in1. I think the difference is that ATF for instance is a fantastic lubricant but does it have the qualities needed when cutting metal?
and discovered that WD do make a cutting lubricant!
Maybe that is what you meant!
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Well it p!ssed down all day here. so doubly happy with what i did yesterday.
Done nothing significant today.
Not even the paperwork I said I'd do.
I'd better pull my socks up or Wifey will have me for brekfus!
Had to have dinner at lunchtime today as Wifey will be on the dreaded "evacuation" liquid as of 7 o'clock tonight.
Not looking forward to tomoz and Friday.
Have a nice evening folks!
Done nothing significant today.
Not even the paperwork I said I'd do.
I'd better pull my socks up or Wifey will have me for brekfus!
Had to have dinner at lunchtime today as Wifey will be on the dreaded "evacuation" liquid as of 7 o'clock tonight.
Not looking forward to tomoz and Friday.
Have a nice evening folks!
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