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  1. toolsntat

    Cox's Patent Winner

    Going by the picture of the bit side on and not accounting for any after purchase sharpening, what strikes me is the angle of the cutting edge. This seams to roughly follow the screw pitch and I wonder if this angle draws it into timber just a great big screw? That screw point looks familiar to...
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    Huge Ken Hawley archive of Sheffield Toolmaking

    Fantastic news Andy, only ever seen the Masters of metalworking group. Cheers
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    Cordless cast iron sawbench.....

    To avoid disappointment....:cool: It's not mine by the way or it wouldn't have been for sale;)
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    Cordless cast iron sawbench.....

    Ok, that's a shame, wasn't my intention to lead to a dead end.:mad: Cheers Andy
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    Cordless cast iron sawbench.....

    Sorry, mine takes me straight to it, must be some tinternet jiggerypokie... Maybe it's accessible this way? https://tractiontalkforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=10 And this is the text Clearout continues. LINER Cast Iron Circ Saw
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    Cordless cast iron sawbench.....

    https://tractiontalkforum.com/showthread.php?t=46653 Old ad so don't get too excited;):cool: Cheers Andy
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    Replacing stairs

    I've done a few rebuilds, often reusing the existing materials (excepting the wedges). Invariably things are loose and very dry so dismantling is easy, apart from rogue fixings and stuck wedges. A multi tool with saw blade is your saviour here. For me it's all treads and risers out, clean, and...
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    LUREM C210

    Yes, I use one and when set up properly it is a dream to use. The only drawback being swapping over belts to suit function. Cheers Andy
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    £35 WELL SPENT.

    Look at the quality of those cast ribs. Wonder if anyone ever got around to testing these things to destruction for production comparisons ? Cheers Andy
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    What have you been up to?

    Just finished turfing out and loading too many boxes of tat n tools to sell tomorrow.... Do cast iron lathes have to be so heavy ?o_O https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Cars/A47AutoJumble/posts/ Cheers Andy Say hi if you're passing:cool:
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    Found in a farmyard - is it worth fixing?!

    Yes, but does he know the last issue parts are gunna cost more than its worth;)
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    Galvanised steel guttering.

    Whoops! :mad: Is there a run n hide emoticon....
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    Are 4" cast iron butts no longer avail.... - updated, found and fitted.

    Thanks Doug, had seen those at Imgy Direct. Leaves are a bit narrow so ordered some of these chunky monkeys as well to see what's best. https://www.ironmongerydirect.co.uk/product/double-pressed-steel-hinge-100x73mm-self-colour-pair-919587 Cheers Andy
  14. toolsntat

    Height Gauge

    Of tool nerds or tools......😉
  15. toolsntat

    Galvanised steel guttering.

    The electric nibbler I was using made short work of industrial factory box profile cladding. I'm not sure if it'll suit your profiles but there a wonderful bit of kit. Cheers Andy
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    Galvanised steel guttering.

    Look into sheet steel nibblers. Cheers Andy
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    Are 4" cast iron butts no longer avail.... - updated, found and fitted.

    By this I mean real ones and not eastern imitations. Know of any old stock anywhere? Cheers Andy
  18. toolsntat

    Lurem Spindle Moulder

    Thanks for clarification Bob. In my theory of using this the parallel key needs to stay captive on the shaft. But how? Its obvious a bolt has been used end on but unless it has some locking it has the ability to drop out. I should add that the pulley is free floating and not clamped to the...
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    Lurem Spindle Moulder

    OK let's see....
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