Pat Ferrett
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Board out a couple of lengths of ladder mine havr done me proud for 13 years and cost me nowt.
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Anyone here got any idea as to why this may have happened?
Pat Ferrett replied to Coletti's topic in Large equipment
What machine is it and how many re grinds has the blade had. Any previous damage that was ground out that could have started the crack. I had 3 sets of blades do the same a few years back all brand new and all within a few hours of use, in the end I had an engineer make me 5 sets and he annealed them properly and never had another problem. -
Hi tec magnums
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How much further is it compared to their old address ? Is only fare to charge for the extra miles in my opinion.
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Here's my little run around Bought about 5 years ago for about £100,
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Danny champion of the world
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Nacho Libre
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No probs
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Nah always wanted to go.
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Best cut when the saps down of course.
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Just over heard the kids talking about what they want me to bring them back from Toyland, not sure how to break it to them that its Thailand
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If I can do anything next year to help Id be only to happy to help. Kids had a great time as did Sally and I 10/10 mate
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Yes and they are fine. The grinder runs at 90 rpm and is water cooled, the jig allows for exact adjustment so its a spot on finish, I can use a stone on the wheel to make it finer and then polish the finish on the leather wheel but cant see the point on the blades, I take more time with knife blades and the results mean most of my matrs have since cut themselves because they were used to blunt knifes.
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Its an SVH-320
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Aird and co in Brighton
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I also use it for chisels and knife blades, Im rubbish with an oil stone so to save time and effort I forked out the money and have'nt regretted it yet.
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The grinder was £1000 their jig wss £120.
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They are hollow ground and the finish could be mirror finish if I chose.
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No worries mate Its important to set the jig just once for each pair and not tinker with the angle as you go, apart from yha that its easy and does get quicker with practice.
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No worries mate, it explains why you made a bee line for you throwing axe when eggs introduced me
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No probs about the kettle mate I cant start the day unless I have a mug or 2 of tea.
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Well what a great couple of days, my 2 girls haven't stopped talking about their adventures, and neither have Sally and I. A few events that spring to mind are watching a small blue tent give birth to mark Bolam this morning after about 5 minutes of labour, at 1point we were sure he was going to be breach but all was well in the end lol. Eggs managed to place his tent within 2ft of the exhaust of a commercial central heating unit but came out alive at 9 even though the vapours around his tent at 7 am made it look like he was having a fry up.oh and thanks for leaving your radio on all night
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Nice to meet
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Im not sure how he does it so quick but he seems to be able to make a bench in less than an hour. Bloomin nice chap Great idea bolting a winch to the mill btw.
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Also having a great time here, met with a load of AT members, the stands were spot on, foods cheap beers cold music's cool. Girls have had a ball full credit to Jonsie
