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the difference is in the thread angle 55 or 60 deg

plug cutter in a bench drill, job done...

I have a humungous anvil I will be parting with very shortly, will be looking for £250 and collection only if anyone is interested. I am in North Devon

Antique maybe but as good as the day it was built this is a piece of History that will last forever and cost nothing to run. Selling with a good selection of chisels up to 1" wide as no longer have the space for it. Looking for £80 and not a penny less the chisels alone cost me £50. Collection...

It has a 10" TC tipped blade, fence guars and riving knife and sawdust collection box. It is on two wheels to allow ease of movement around the workshop. Single phase. Was running perfectly when stored. now not a peep the motor has an external start/run capacitor and I presume that has got damp...

well my vote would be for a decent router, it is probably the tool I use most often.

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I am about to experiment with electrolysis, using a solar panel for power, I have a few experiments in mind, including reversing the polarity when clean and changing the sacrificial plate for a zinc anode and see if it electroplates theoretically it should work

I'd like them if not already gone please

Update, well it seems the early GHA tool and cutter grinder does not accept 20mm U2 collets they are 16mm dia. So it is looking like I may have to make them, or at least adapt an ER collet holder as I need a half inch (12.7mm) collet) and currently only have 1/8" and 1/4". er16 only goes up to...

why not just reduce the price, seems a shame to bin it

I'd love a tap and the die if available please

Hi all I wonder if anyone has any spare U2 collets or any type that fits the Alexander tool and cutter grinder happy to make new nuts if non standard threads similar to photo. pm or contact me on messenger please.

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perfect for the ladies. Not designed for men obviously, ha ha

ha ha I couldn't find the joke thread at the time

We are gonna need a bigger lorry

Just a thought, with it unplugged and make sure it is, have you tried rotating the blade to ensure it is not binding on a woodchip someplace. Or even a blade jamming where it has come loose it should turn freely if the problem is electrical rather than mechanical.