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Have both and it so far fitted well between them.

Thank you Jester for your questions and I was aware that the 32 is in wrong plane but there was no other hole where it could go. I double checked today and what is right plane for the 32 there is a bolt still in situ and the only available hole is admittedly 180 degrees (backwards) different ans...

Mine one was made in 2008 and model is 3601 L 30270. Here is the scheme for it https://www.powertoolspares.com/bosch/table-saw-gts-10.m/3601l30270/spares and I appologise I mistyped the part as my query could be around part no 32 which is Bolt with spring washer or Bushing part no 60. But...

What I am trying to figure out what bolt (no 23 on the replacement parts scheme) does to the moving mechanism as from the position it should somehow interact with the rise/fall rod. Any sensible ideas?

Looking for some advice. Recently I got myself Bosch GTS 10 table saw. As I strted to set it upo I noticed that to rise it in normal position was very difficult however to lower it was smooth as I would expect but admittedly there was some vibration coming from it. I tried to clean the cogs and...

Even more food for thought especially as I also need to replace now a bit tired light on my slow grinder. Thank you gentlemen.

Thank you everyone for ideas. For spot light and inside work I am thinking to use my bike light. Tried headtorch but it does not want to work well with my helmet/respirator. It looks to me like either free standing or wall mounted tubes as celing is partially blocked with stored roof box. Now...

As I am trying to learn on my lathe one of the thing which I need to improve is my light as the present ceiling lights just cast too many shadows. Can you recommend either light system or like machinist/ anglepois type lamp?

It is on Bay now as well just noticed my typo it is Vicmarc VL300 not CL. Tried to put link her but not allowed.

Just saw this on FB Vicmarc CL 300 with outboard and chucks for very reasonable price within limit you showing.

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It is just over 1100 grams. It was purposefully made that way for my friend who is chainsaw carver and uses traditional carving for those tricky bits where the chainsaw or grinder would be no good. As I got hold of another ball yesterday which was already partially cut, I will make smaller...

And here is the final product.

The second plug is out. Used the same method as before. There was a bit od the glue on the bottom of the plug where the small drill hole is. It is definately no hide glue. When I tried to clean it off it was not completely hard and britle. I am thinking more some of the glues leatherworkers used...

Ok found it. Have to say heated the ball that it was sweating but glue would not give at all. Tried to scratch around the plug with needle and scalpel to loosen it but still no go. As my future design allows it I carved the wood away around the plug rigt to the top of the decorative part about...

There will a bit of delay on it as I went to do it and oops where I thought it was stored was just everything but the ball. But I am getting my magnifying glass and Sherlock's hat on and fingers srossed ...

Thank you guys. Will give it a go.

I am getting ready to turn a mallet from old lignum bowling ball and I would like to save the old marking on it. It appears to be a bone ot ivory. Anyone knows what glue was used on these and how to de-glue it (Heat, solvents, etc.)? Thank you

Thank you. Collected and waiting to be sealed for drying.

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