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Thanks for your efforts, (And transparency!) Greg

Craig You have a PM Greg

And join a club, and if poss, get at LEAST a day's lesson from a quality tutor - saves HOURS of frustration Just my opinion, some prefer to patiently learn through own mistakes. I'm to impatient!

I think it's a great idea. Obviously you're doing your homework, which is a must. How far from Barcelona are you? So I can start selling the Boss on the idea

Brilliant. Thank you all, gents Greg

Thanks ml22. If you don't mind, that's great. I'll take a look at BI, too. Cheers

Oh god! Do I need to start detailed study?!

Not sure what thickness of solid rod it could do, but a plumbers pipe bender MIGHT work. Repeatable with a little care. About 20-30 quid. If you know a plumber they might let you try on theirs before committing the dosh

Brilliant. Thanks

Yeah, thanks. I've been spraying wd40 and cleaning out the bottom with a little pin and a wire brush. To be honest, I might be pretty close now just patiently in and out with one of the screws. If I did need a tap, I assume the size you described is 5mm diameter and the pitch is 8 ? So is that...

Thanks, Derek. That's really helpful Greg

Hi folks, I've rediscovered my long- neglected spare versa chuck jaw carriers for my axminster jaws. Embarrassingly, the threads are corroded. I've cleaned and used wd40 to get them threading, but a couple of them will not go all the way down the thread, despite repeated screwing in and out...

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Great news. Thanks for informing us, db

I'm very impressed. Well done, Derek

Why not just have a 'standard' start- stop switch between the mains and the lathe 3pin plug? Like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/1562835519?iid=114397097533 Or this...

I have this problem. Thought it was just life, so thanks for the hints, chaps. I'm off to tell Jupiter about you helpful people 😉

On here, bookmark or follow the thread, or if you mean the referenced sites, follow the link then bookmark or add to favourites in your browser Simples!

Excellent! And a happy client. Though I've a suspicion that Mrs Mum-of-Client will be less happy if client is not careful with paint 😂