Member postings for martin haysom

as Jelly said manufacture did not use any adhesive

too late now should have painted it before you took it home will need doing again

or made to serve the rest of the sentence

could make them

i use all LED light in my workshop never noticed the "alleged" strobe effect

i used to weld these old bangers. a lot of customers would say if the MOT man did not fail it don't weld it usually happened when i was asked to patch a outer cill and told them the inner was rotten. MOT tester can not fail what he/she can't see.

it will depend on what glue you are using. read the manufacture paperwork. one i use at work is cleaned off with water. would do you job very well except the colour is a bit off putting, its green

i am going to side with the garage with this one . they reported the an interment ABS fault most likely a fatigued wire on one of the sensors its only a mater of time before this fails completely and most likely the cause of the speedo failing. secondly at 12 years old this car would be considered as an old banger [newer than any of mine] that lacking in maintenance. ie it failed on 2 tyres and you say you know nothing about car maintenance. forget it and move on it ain't worth the stress.

i once bough some that seemed cheap from a market. turned out to be the dearest ones i ever had. wore out very quick. i stick with branded ones now

i know they should only run one way but the one i fitted to my mill table does not seem to mind which way it turns.

bough new from a Internet auction site made by a German company very common design and cheap

take a chance you might be lucky its worth a punt if its something you want

the cost of [ almost ] defect free castings would most likely be more than the market would stand. i have spent most of my working life doing N.D.T on the very best casting available no such thing as defect free look close enough there is always something. I however will not comment on hobby castings as i have never used them

don't like my QCTP. tool holder tends to work loose in heavy cuts and the whole thing moves around the center fixing post . only use it for light work now and drilled a hole opposite the tool fixing positions to fit a locating pin [ drops into the tee slot the tool post fixes to ]

could machine it with the shaft sticking down

making one of these is on my to do list. i will be watching the adds