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marlco knurler sometimes on ebay. typically £100 to £150.

marlco knurling tool

or hemmingway

drawing and materials

David

Edited By david williams 14 on 23/12/2020 12:46:34

a year or two back, the top section disappeared from the glove box during the mot. well it was there the week before mot - and missing a couple of months later. bought this

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lent it to a friend who bough a car without the special bit. must go and get it back sometime

suprising how quickly some copper pipe work hardens. if you feel it go stiff, stop and reheat, really frustrating when a second bend breaks

asked the electrican at work. he recommended

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cheaper than RS. i keep a can handy. having said that. the glass fibre pencil still gets used on neglected things - jap motorbikes -that have lived outside

fun to use the old boxford. part of the pleasure is deciding on best use of tooling - and the sounds of cutting. I agree satisfying monitoring it whilst engaged on other work.

certainly wont be getting rid of mine.

excellent news ron. I really felt for you when having boiler troubles. sadly they seem more awkward to resolve than mechanicals

brick cleaner. googling, its the right acid. brilliant. will save wasting the blasting grit.

take care Derek. its looking good - and theres no need to rush. modelling done to enjoyment. journey so much fun as the finished loco will be

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perhaps we can be too pedantic on occasions. benefits to be derived from maintaining in excellent condition, but ...

regular checks on tramming and a friends is great. having said that, I'm happy wit a centec 2a. just need to get a raising block machined

found to be excellent in both holding tooling and work. use er25 and er16.

excellent links thor. added to my favorites list. almost time to add a few sub-folders, so I can better find things. perhaps also time to delete a few I don't use

intended for the masses, to be popular. disappointing though, I agree

recognise the limitations and work within them

I agree that to introduce such a change, without the courtesy of a message, is distinctly odd.