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Honestly James, its much better this way. I've thought it all out and the only way to get this done is to shim it. The bearings arent part of the equation.

Thats known as a portioner One of the bigger retail butchers i used to work in had one. And bloody marvelous bit of kit it was too. Cutting slices from 3mm to 30mm automatically fed. Bu66er to clean and a bit scary when cleaning the slot the blade crosses over. So much so I use to unplug it...

500 squid :oops: Only £420 more than this one. And in fact others seem to be not far off price wise of 100 quid or so. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126491567516?itmmeta=01J01P9VCQ4DE968PQQ6V4QX6E&hash=item1d737c259c:g:WLMAAOSwDApmS54z

I think theres a bit of a misunderstanding going on here. Its not a flat sheet, its going to be a strip, approx 11mm wide, by say 150mm as its wrapping round the inset part of the cup, at a diameter of 49mm After a bit of googling, it appears alloy, at a 1/2mm thickness, has a minimum bending...

Can you give us a run down ?. I dont do websites with a lack of 'refuse all' cookie setting.

TBH I'd save the money. Then look to have an ebay sell off of anything not nailed down, and buy a bigger saw. 127mm depth of cut is not very much.

This is why the royal family is so important to British society. It reinforces the haves and have nots system.

TBH I dont know, but id say not. Reasons The countdown thing. makes you want to act quickly. There appears to be no actual parkside outlet Latest drill on 'clearance'

You can make on using a bit of ply or mdf. Drop blade right down below the table Shape to fit exactly. Fix in place using whichever screws came with it or replacements. Switch on saw and bring the blade up so it cuts the slot. this will give you zero clearance. For 45deg cuts, you can use a...

Yeah, in the past ive used an alloy tape stuff. came in a sheet, self adhesive. But ive long since ran out of that, and as it was a gift from a bike mechanic, getting more of the exact same thing isnt likely. As above, with tape i can put on a couple of wraps, check fit, and add another wrap or...

Its a modern bike. the headset and headtube sizes are for want of a better term a ***** joke. Bike arrived with a damaged fork. (From CRC, which is now closed down) Removed fork. Fork steerer is 1 1/8" So normally where the crown race sits, it should be for 1 1/8"(actually 30mm standard size...

I have a tube(A) to fit inside another tube(B), and the difference is 1mm. Tube A is the narrower. (This is a bicycle thing) I need the A to be a tight fit into B. I used to have some alloy sheet years ago, not as thick(maybe 0.3mm) which i used to wrap(bike terminology time) the headset cups...

A bit back I had window fitters come in, replaced the old windows for new pvc dg. A month or so after, i was in one of the storage rooms(usually referred to as 'bedrooms' in normal houses), and in it i discovered one of the firms workers had left behind a stanley fatmax screw box containing a...

Paypal ok. I've a couple of the standard Festool clamps, kept meaning to buy the ratchet version.

Not in the slightest. He knew about it, knew it was false, but let Sunak babble on. Rest of this election they're going to hold Sunak up as a liar. "Give a man enough rope and he'll hang himself"

Protects the workpiece.

Nice. Chisels are always welcome, but a bench rebate plane is a really nice find. May you put them to good use and make their previous owner proud.

I though the 'golden section' was further up

During on trip I saw something that was pretty incredible, and well played to the guy for his quick thinking and execution. It was the year Plant&Page played so 1995 I think. We'd a small group, led there funnily enough by a Glast' security guard for a small fee, to be helped over. It's a big...

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