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The reason for wanting a spare battery is that my shed doesn't actually have 24hr power, I have an extension that I switch on/off when I am done. So I can't have the battery charging once my "session" is finished. If I have a spare, then I can have one charging, whilst the other is in use. But...

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Thinking of picking one of these up as I am getting really annoyed with my current visor steaming up! Does anyone know if there is much of a difference between the JSP version and the own branded Axminster one? As I am going to need a spare battery, I am opting for the JSP version as they're a...

It was the long neck that was attractive. On the original it's about 65cm, on the others its half that. The long neck being useful so the light can sit on the lath head stock and wrap to point around to the workpiece. I don;t think the shorter ones will reach. Will have to check.

I ordered a few of those at the same time too. Going to use them with one of my USB power banks Not really the same though, as they're not nearly as bright or a long

Step one : Purchase IKEA light that we have just determined is now not avaliable

I'm sure you've all seen the IKEA flexible LED work lights every praises. Well, I decided to order a few. Turns out they have changed the design ... it is now only partially flexible. https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/naevlinge- ... -40404909/ Why do I always miss the party? :( My own fault for...

Indeed you are. Sent from my SM-J510FN using Tapatalk

oooooOOOOOoooo is that your workshop behind the cars?

I hope you get it sorted. Not related to op's particular case, but tools in general : Personally, I am perfectly happy with having to fettle a cheaper machine. The key is that it HAS to have that kind of adjustability though. I really don't understand why you would ever design a machine with...

Am I right in thinking that carbide cutter tips are mostly used for fast stock removal? and that when you want to apply your finishing cut, you would switch to a HSS bit? Is that why most hollowing tools come with both carbide and HSS cutter options?

possibly, though I doubt they can beat online prices. I'm going down there this weekend, so will see

I remember looking back at the PT260 when it was £500, but couldn't push the button. Now I finally want to push the stupid button and it's £750! ...how prices change :( https://www.recordpower.co.uk/product/1 ... hicknesser

The wicks hardwood plywood is very nice looking, but FULL of voids in my experience.

As soon as this one breaks down :p

Nope.

It weighs a ton, not worth sending back. Just noticed it fits my lathe. Any reason not to use a keyless chuck on a lathe? (Tail stock) Sent from my SM-J510FN using Tapatalk

Obviously thought to measure the taper..... but didn't think to measure the length! Another thing to add to the bottom of the drawer... Sent from my SM-J510FN using Tapatalk

I had one the other day that lasted about 2 weeks. Wasn't terrible, just stuck around

I always put the milk in first. Forwhatever reason it prevents the nasty floaty oily gunk