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He didn't lose any argument, he just acknowledged the futility of arguing with someone who knows sweet f. a. about the subject.

Your saw won't run on a track anyway, as it won't have the corresponding grooves in its base.

Yeah, just like they should have built the streets of Fowey and Looe wide enough for trucks and buses.

Might be of interest to anyone close by - https://www.uk-timber.co.uk/new-untreated-railway-sleepers/109602-new-azobe-ekki-untreated-railway-sleepers.html

But you don't speak for the universe.

Yes, please. I'll pm you.

Why shouldn't he be a Reform voter?

As was I.

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The tenants won't be insured, and in any case tha insurer wouldn't pay up for deliberate damage. Sue for damages? They'll be penniless. Community service? They won't turn up. Any more brilliant ideads?

:LOL: a bit like my lathe - it has the bricks from eight night storage heaters in the base.

Just get a few coach screws and screw it down to a couple of lengths of 4" x 2"., Cheaper and easier than using steel. You'd struggle to topple it deliberately.

As long as there's a washer there it'll be ok. I forgot the washer once and bent a 9mm bar getting the faceplate off. Your drive centre will be MT.

Estates tended to become sink estates? The ones around here are infinitely better since half the properties were sold.

Buy that book!

Just bide your time. :) I have probably £1000 - £1200's worth of chucks, jaws, centres and faceplates.

You may well be at the limit of that one's output.

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It's not a chuck he's trying to remove and that wouldn't lock the shaft. I might be worth a try to take the outboard faceplate off, clean the threads, oil them and replace with a washer, then put a bolt or setscrew through that faceplate wedging it against a tool rest or something then getting...

I also have odd bits of Draper Expert that are fine.