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Might like to look at these vids?

Saw Neil but he excused himself while John was repairing some dull cutters of mine, first thing Many thanks

Fell in love with the CNC Myford making ball ended handles, but too rich for my blood.

No problems parking

Nice change from Ally Pally

Bedways ?

Planing to be up there on Sunday, first time to this show Will have to bring some bits up to sharpen as well.

I made one for my, similar, mill. A little bit more than a simple job though to be fair (well for me!). I found that, because of the length, you need to turn with tailstock support (probably obvious) but needed to use a travelling steady to ensure it was true down the entire length. I case hardened the squared end, as my original metric one had been.

There appeared to only be three up for sale earlier. Now only one

I had to adjust mine when I found the saddle did not have any in it. The cap heads were just left loose...

Anyway, I ended up using polythene bags (4 tho) folded over to get the required thickness. If that didnt work, I found other materials (food container tops etc) were other sizes. So combining the different materials, I made it work.

To find the gaps, I used feeler gauges.

This made a great improvement to accuracy, funny enough!

Thanks for the update Good price indeed.

I started a little list with your site Ketan but when i went back to look, the basket was empty? Is this your policy or an issue on my end of things. Thanks

we may never find out

Should be in the downloads here Pete

www.model-engineer.co.uk/news/article/me-centennial-collection-issue-2--parts-3-and-4/5656

would it be because 1 cutting edge is cutting before the other causing the shaped hole and putting a rag bit in there levels out the cutting edges to stop wander?

about £140, or more, or less

well i also found that stainless was hard to solder. That is why i used copper pipe. I ripped the lightweight tabs off, rubbed the battery on some emery and they soldered easy.

cant help with the way you are trying to do it though

I have made a few new battery packs up and it rejuvenated the power tools no end!

I did try to reuse the tabs, but found that,because new batteries were more powerful, it caused the old tabs to heat up.

So to fix this issue, I used copper pipe cut down the length, flattened then cut into little strips. Polished them up and soldered the tabs with a 100 watt iron.

The soldering is simple. The hard part is keeping all the batteries in the shape of the plastic pack.

funny thing is they approved me last night as well. Must have been a two for one offer

Yes that is correct Neil. Thanks for reminding me I have it on

Oddly, when I want to buy something, I dont look at adverts on a website. I tend to look for others that recommend a site, or put what I require into a google search. Maybe i am odd there :P

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Have you been to look at **LINK**model flying website. Part of the MTM group. Might link the problem to this site or your PC