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Does not look like a retracting top slide to me.

I presume that when postal charges go up, these new stamps will also be rejected as out of date!

I would suggest that a spiral flute tap would be the best buy for all threading. Swarf comes out of the hole towards you, much better than a spiral point if the hole is blind.

Edited By KWIL on 06/12/2022 16:30:25

Quite correct, it is a Mutual. One the carpet baggers did not steal.

Doug Roseman = https://www.fairgroundmodels.co.uk/

try this source

https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/nfca/researchandarticles/fairgroundart

Andy,

That shows the running rails as well. When I went up there many years ago you could see through the web in many places

I have an original Tony Jefree Division Master, would not be without it. If you look at Tony's site he refers you to World of Ward!

Not big enough, it only holds 20+ holders.

Buried in the words on seller's site. "because many chucks in China have false standards"

Saudi production volumes are enormous compared to UK, they make enough selling to the world to subsidise their own use.

I have a similar one used on a Bridgeport mill. It is my go to device for edge finding and for centering.

Years ago at work we had a M113 armoured personnel carrier which was used as a mount for Green Archer mortar tracking radar.

Driver moved ahead and the lid came down above his head. In the confusion it crawled over the edges of a number of parked cars in our carpark.

Ketan at ArcEuroTrade has VCI pads for tool protection.

Why do we have the more recent "at this moment in time" meaning NOW and also "back story" meaning HISTORY?

"Low hanging fruit" also comes to mind.

QUOTE "Oh, come in, and an' here's me in me disbuss!

From the French, Habille, meaning dressed, so disbuss = dis habille.

How about "thick as two short planks"?

rcm = Luxembourg not Swiss

No parking charged at Harrogate Yorkshire Showground on the southern side of town.

Edited By KWIL on 16/11/2022 17:19:14

Even when the back gear is locked by the lever there can be sufficientt clearance to allow the back gear to rock a little, hence noise. Goes away when the item being turned places a firm load.

Interesting to note Hermes is the Largest Courier in the UK 700 Million parcels per year so I understand. The problem appears to be the last leg, ie those who deliver.

One of my parcels thay claimed they could not deliver, too big.(long) and submitted an extra invoice. I asked them to prove it by menas of a photograph (since they always use photos etc) They backed down!

Not only evri claim wrongly. "Handed to customer" seems a popular wording, never have. It's drop it and run to the next delivery.

Edited By KWIL on 11/11/2022 09:45:29