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
I'm wondering if the pillar drill attachment will work well. Pillar or mag drill would be so useful for fabbing bits up
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
neilly
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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....
Cheers
neilly
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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.
Cheers
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
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.
rob_bell
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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
H&S.
Drinking alcohol whilst using dangerous equipment. Tsk tsk.
Drinking alcohol whilst using dangerous equipment. Tsk tsk
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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.
