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I have 6,000K baton light fixtures in my shop and they are closer to noon day sun. The only time I notice anything approaching blue is...

It is possible that due to the thin material under the head they have used one with a greater angle than usual. 110º rather than a more...

I'm going against the grain ... Get an iMac. Yes, I know you are comfortable with Windows, so get a Windows emulator software, such as...

I had to look up what an AIO was and to my surprise it is a Windoze version of my iMac that I have had since 2009. 😊 Poor old girl is...

We have 2 uprights and recently bought a little chest type because the steer we bought cut and wrapped was too big for the uprights. I...

Yorkieguy Phil has said what I was trying to get across. 👍 I have a couple of the Nova 3000s with the 8 step pulleys, the older one with...

Inspector, Best to let put downs by Chailatte go over your head!! He specialises in put downs like that on all subjects. LoL

My apologies I felt that since the thread was about the Nova lathe and the tooling he got with it was pertinent. For all anyone knows...

The Nova lathes do not have provisions for outboard turning, the headstock swivels. The shaft is more or less flush on the outboard end...

I have the same pickaroon but since moving here from the coast it doesn't get used. They aren't much good at moving grass and...

If you are around your farm all the time get a big dog. Put it in the shop every night to sleep in and let it out in the morning...

You could try the Commemorative Air Force in the US. https://commemorativeairforce.org I'm certain one of them would want it even if...

I have one of their F1000a planer/jointers (thicknesses/planer to you guys) from the 80's. If I was near that machine I would grab it in...

A calculator that might help. https://www.blocklayer.com/pulley-belt#google_vignette Pete

The ones sold here in North America were. Both my Nova 3000s are. Can't say what would have been sold around you. Pete