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I made my small dead blow from a 22 22 15 unequal copper tee with threaded brass inserts for nylon and Alu threaded inserts with some old scrap 177 pellets in the gap. Handle on the 15 part of the tee.

Today is supposed to be the best day 0.6deg apart!

when you can have a talking clinometer on your phone why would you waste 50p

Flat ones at Espares and standard ones on the bay

Drinks bottle threads?

.The bush looks like it's soft soldered. I think I would be happier if something like that was silver soldered. Just a thought

plus one for the nail lifter I have a similar thing by Stanley

I believe injection moulding machines use cartridge heaters in their moulds, that might be a place to start looking.

Looks like they could be specials, I converted them to 3/16 x 32, 9/64 x 26 and 7/64 x 20.

Really surprised that you failed with your soldering as EF flux should have coped with that and I remove that flux in boiling water. If you use HT5 flux CUP Alloys recommend a 10% caustic soda solution

Andrew I think you have your wires crossed, the spanner size is 7/16 which makes the thread 1/4

Sorry but 803 A series are 1/4 UNF

Carborundum is the paste to use as it does not bed into the valves or seats, I think I would be worried that diamond would do the opposite as its virtually indestructable.

Can also be single phase motor related, mine disappeared when I changed over to Tesla power.

We used to use these in school they were supplied via the approved schools supplier ESPO

Sorry about the spelling error it should read Rocol!

Hollowpoint, The Recoil 'Green' `I think used to used for freshly machined parts to keep them free of rust, I still have some courtesy of 'Tug'

Nigel , have you tried a skiving tool on the shaper I find it gives a good finish on steel.

Mine still uses B22 Machinery (rough service) bulbs

No I don't think so Michael its just that why would you want/need a cutting frame when you have the whole machine. I thought (correct me if I'm wrong (usually) ) but isn't a cutter frame used when a wheel cutting engine is not available and wheels are then cut with a lathe and overhead drive?