Morning all, off to do battle with the 90 
have a great day!
have a great day!
Sadly not. Just needed my pit.
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.
Front half of one car and back end of another, welded together. Prolly got sawdust in the gear box anorl
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.
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.
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
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 ...
Bottom half of you?
Yep, tickli up your way
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Was the rowan called Boris?
...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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