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As Neil and Jason have eluded to, 1/4", 3/8", & 1/2" will probably be all you'll need. Or, you could always go searching for that elusive "third hand".

Hi Mash,

Another vote for Base Camp.

Query solved. Thank you.

Hi Samsaranda,

How did the Police know to contact you? Postcodes normally cover multiple properties.

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Hi DiogeneseII,

"SmartWater" works quite well, although I think it's called something different now. Or maybe just administered by someone else.

Item 3) might be your biggest issue though.

Thanks Guys,

The reason I ask is: I was reminiscing through some old FMC Trade School log books, and I came across some of my notes from the Standards Room Instructor, who said the curvature on the reference level vial, which I recall as being about 24" long, was equal to the curvature of the earth. It just got me wondering as these things often do.

Good morning All,

Do regular/domestic spirit levels have curved vials?

Hello Paul,

I think I prefer the actual tool movement, although I'm getting used to the total reduction WM250.

What I am struggling with though, is the 0.04mm graduations.

Hello jaCK,

Have a look at the Paul Sellers website where he does just that. "recutting and resizing saw teeth".

Good morning Rainbows,

I don't know if any of these companies still exist, but they all provided "centralized lubrication systems" some time ago.

Tecalamit, Lumatic, Bielomatic & Trabon.

Yes, HGV's would be a good start, but don't forget the AG industry with Combine Harvesters, Forage Harvesters & Balers, etc. Not to mention production machinery.

Good luck. Preserving the past deserves it!

Thanks again for the suggestions guys,

I'm going to try a 1/2" shank 90deg. router bit. Should be rigid enough I think.

DITTO. GET RID OF IT!!!

Thanks guys,

I knew someone would know a source.

Afternoon All,

Anyone know where I can buy a 12mm dia, 90deg. chamfering end milling cutter?

The usual UK sources don't appear to stock them, and that well known on-line store has plenty,, but they're all located in China.

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I've found specific morse taper cleaners on various sites consisting of a tapered tool with segments of felt glued on, but they seemed quite expensive for what they were. However, I don't think they'd be any good for removing rust.

Flange nuts from a tee nut clamping system work fine for me.

Looks like an expensive (even more so) Festool MFT cutting station.