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Maybe your grinder has a built in automatic safety protection, which could be faulty.

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PDF Manual ML7 See here Link

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Jason, In my model boating days I used a cross looped starting cord around the flywheel this method allowed you to spin the engine over without the need to rewind the starting cord, as you can see in my picture being above the the engine  when starting may not suit a bench mounted engine.

The engine in my boat was a 15cc Gannet Petrol OHV

Mike.

Edited By MichaelR on 18/05/2022 19:06:05

Edited By MichaelR on 18/05/2022 19:11:25

Steven, There is a Juliet Build Diary on this Forum with lots of pictures in the builders Album, and some feed back from other members, it may be of interest to you regarding your mention of the Juliet.

See Link

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Poising Tool Link it's the nearest I can find on the web. Scroll to bottom of page

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Edited By MichaelR on 01/05/2022 17:28:20

Pearson No6 on Ebay at £1,949.00

I have no connection with above, MichaelR

You can add your favourite web sites to Collections or the Favourite bar, in favourite bar one click brings up the web site, collections it's two clicks.

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They look very similar to the Osborn Titanic milling chuck collets, for threaded milling cutters.

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Edited By MichaelR on 09/04/2022 16:45:34

Ha Ha Jason that's the the Question, maybe a bit of double sided adhesive tape or?

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Forget about the glue, why not use magnets to hold the two sheets together you can get Neodymium magnets in all shapes and sizes suitable for recessing into the joint face of your boards and give a firm joint.

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You may have to join the forum to see this Link but it may be what you are looking for.

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Edited By MichaelR on 31/03/2022 15:47:33

Maybe a bit small but it has the looks of a Rug Prodder.

Second looks to be a commercial item but I have never heard of "Signalling Equipment Ltd"

Info for the above Here

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Dougie, check the three pinion spacings they have to be spot on equal to run smoothly.

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How are curling stones made ?

See Here

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This forum post may give a little help. Link

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Edited By MichaelR on 10/01/2022 18:29:22

Yes that was the term, Ha memories.

Michael.

Boot Glazing Iron Circa 1957 National Service, used for bulling up best boots.

Michael.

As Pete says a pipe reamer, some had straight flutes.

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