Here is a list of all the postings michael cole has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: At It Again - But New Twist? (Scammers) |
17/02/2023 10:48:10 |
Posted by Robert Atkinson 2 on 09/02/2023 06:09:12:
Video doorbells etc also require compliance with data protection laws in the UK if they have a view of the street. Err, just No this is not the case . The public street is just that Public.
Mike
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Thread: UK DRIVING LICENCE [ 2022 issue ] |
28/04/2022 13:54:14 |
Hi Bob, I work in a agenty like the DLVA. Two things to speed up the process. Make a formal conplaint and do not accept NO push it all the way to the man/woman at the top and write to your MP. These are the two ways to jump the que. |
Thread: Steam Outboard |
23/08/2021 10:18:27 |
Some years ago the Steamboat Association of GB had a build and run a steam outboard competition |
Thread: Boiler certification in a launch |
09/11/2018 14:45:51 |
nor is it for inland waters. My steamboat is exempt from the BSS as being sold fuel and no other systems there is nothing to test. |
09/11/2018 13:17:29 |
As far as I am aware there is no legal requirement but you would be restricted to running on private lakes only with the owners permission. That launch would also not be allowed to be in steam at any SBA event. You would not be able to get insurance without a boiler cert. The Steamboat Association of Great Britain ( SBA 
Mike SBA member
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Thread: Aldi 3 drawer steel toolchest |
27/04/2018 15:28:43 |
Handy if there is no machine mart close to you, their version very slightly smaller is only £32.39 |
Thread: Is a tool & cutter grinder worth having? |
10/11/2017 20:35:01 |
Yes it is worth it, Buy or build one that will last you a lifetime and you will get your moneys worth. |
Thread: Aldi to stock 3D printer |
10/11/2017 16:13:49 |
As the title says, Aldi to stock a 3D printer that is meant to be £600 cheaper than the same model elsewhere. |
Thread: Help me choose a lathe to suit my hobby |
16/09/2017 20:33:43 |
For the small stuff and your price point you really need to look at a Cowells ME90. |
Thread: Leaking taper-cock valves |
29/08/2017 15:27:05 |
I have had good results using toothpaste to 'lap in' a leaky taper cock gauge glass. |
Thread: Derby Industrial Museum |
17/05/2017 07:49:33 |
Poorly run council museums , look at Birkenhead on the Wirral , Had some of the worlds largest engineering firms located here and there is not one council run museum. The only one closed many years ago. Looks like a trip to Internal FIre is on the cards then, i have not been there for a few years. Use to call in regular when it first opened and I could be the only one there and Paul would start up the engines just for one person. Mike PS it is not in North Wales |
Thread: Help from any Kennedy Hexacut Power Hacksaw owners out there? |
16/05/2017 16:55:05 |
Thanks again, back up and cutting . Get the belt tight then tighter again, |
15/05/2017 22:39:34 |
thanks everyone , i will try to tension the belt tomorrow |
15/05/2017 15:30:19 |
As this question has been answered i will ask , i have a slipping belt on a model 60 is there any way to tension it . |
Thread: Those old SIP Carbon Arc brazing torches.. |
10/04/2017 09:02:42 |
I remember rebuilding the whole front end of a mates car with a carbon arc, not just the wings but the box sections as well. |
Thread: Polly II |
16/03/2017 08:34:38 |
thanks Brian, i also had a look at you postings about CE marking on Polly boilers. |
15/03/2017 10:52:24 |
Next week i am going to have a look at a couple of Polly II with the intention of buying one. Is there anything I should be looking for . Are there any weak points or what is likely to wear and need replacement? |
Thread: Steam pipe insulation |
22/07/2016 18:24:44 |
I have just been given by my wife some stuff called Modrock which is a Plaster of Paris Bandage. My main steampipe is 12mm dia pipe i first used a layer of fibreglass tape wrapped around and then a couple of wraps of Modrock. It dries very fast to a smooth finish. A couple of coats of white gloss to finish. |
Thread: Wiring Dewhurst switch |
16/07/2016 17:06:34 |
I have just bought a Dewhurst switch , with forward , off and reverse. It has 2 veritcal rows of 4 contacts each side. How is is wired up? It is for a old motor for a Britanic lathe
thanks |
Thread: what price to sell boxford lathe |
16/07/2016 10:15:56 |
I would be asking around £1300. It is a model without the 3 lever gearbox and no change wheels, |
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