Member postings for chris j

Ah I see, I thought you meant the other way around Dooh

What was the cost of the inverter, do you recall ?

Edited By chris j on 17/10/2012 18:43:40

I have looked at this and decided on Harolds version.

I like the updated version with magnetic bases.

Terry

A noble thing indeed but you are still having others do your work for you, in this case Roymech.

I personally think it might be a good resource for this kind of forum to have.

Chris

That would be a great idea.

I have a couple of books brimming with various tables but don't want to ruin them in the workshop. What I was looking for was A4 or A5 tables that I could print off, then laminate. Yes I could do my own but it's time consuming and I may make a mistake or three.

I wouldn't mind doing (say drill sizes) a couple and donating them to the forum library if one was to be started.

Chris

Thanks for the replies so far btw.

Thanks Andy

I'd be interested in the location of some charts too

Chris

Paul

Thanks for the relpy but I can't make more things !!

My wife asked me today, so what are you making.

I told her I was making little tools to help me make other things later.

I got one of those looks

Bad luck I think, mine was ok.

I'm looking at a Myford 254 Plus that requires a 3 phase supply and I don't have one sadly. I believe it is currently fitted with a 2hp - 3 phase motor.

What would the panel suggest I do, inverter or new motor ?

Anyone got an idea of cost

I do know that there is a vast variety of tubes and particularly colours that will make a huge difference to your viewing experience.

Phil

Spread the love

What did you find out about the economics ?

Can I ask what magazine edidion you were refering to pls.

Edited By chris j on 21/09/2012 20:05:51

I think you are correct that it will put some companies out of business but it will allow others to flourish.

It has always has been so.

I guess what is important is to try not to get too many marks in the first place.

I have been using the back of a piece of wet & dry to reduce the marks with some limited sucess.

Thanks Guys