Only happened to me once hit the corner of my ear .it was so fast I didn't or couldn't see it but had plenty of catches find it very relaxing and always a challenge as every piece of wood is different
This is because the modern ones use DC or brushless motors. You can get very fast motors that are controlled by a simple ESC that are good for wood turning.
Us boys loves a bitta turnin, tu. Us only as a wee lathe as us only assa wee shed but tis mazin wot can be maid oat uv a beech rolling pin. Her’s goan tu wurk oat where em orl go one day….Only happened to me once hit the corner of my ear .it was so fast I didn't or couldn't see it but had plenty of catches find it very relaxing and always a challenge as every piece of wood is different
Thanks for that will do a search
Did a search on esc but only get things to do with cars ?what does esc stand for ?
. Luckily 'er indoors is out and I managed to clean up to a satisfactory standard.
Edited pic eye wonders.
Could be.. if not then how many engines and gearboxes required!?
The Speedo don't look that old at that mileage every thing would be packing up including the Speedo
Do we know wot car it is? Ain't a propper Freelander.
IS there a propperFreelander ?
Disco3 apparently
Weirdly I seem to keep friendships going easier with French peeps. Maybe having to speak French to them puts filters in that I don't know are necessary for me in English. But there is more to it than that.
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