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Ian S C31/01/2013 10:46:16
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Merlin, my machine just grew from a pile of scrap, and in the 4 or 5 years I had it, I broke one blade, and that became my first parting tool for my new lathe. I needed to part off 16 slices of 2" dia bronze to make radiator nuts for a Lanz Bulldog tractor. Ian S C     PS: Bob, I was going to ask which thread you thought you left them on, so I could go and look for them!

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David Clark 131/01/2013 11:39:00
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Hi Springbok

Why would I edit it?

regards David

John Stevenson31/01/2013 12:24:02
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Perhaps nothing to do ? wink

magpie31/01/2013 17:16:51
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Ian, It was me who lost my specs in a thread smile d. Lost the dammed things everywhere else but losing them in a thread is somthing new, do'nt think the wife could help me find them there.

Cheers Derek.

Speedy Builder531/01/2013 18:45:48
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Picking up a left hand tap and try to cut a right hand thread. I did this on a 5Ba. Where on earth did the LH tap come from ? When I was an apprentice, a mate of mine proudly said he had knicked a full set of drills when on night shift in the auto machine shop. Problem was - They were all LH as well!

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