Stubby
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how easy is it to convert 3 phase machines into 240v???
Stubby replied to se7enthdevil's topic in General chat
I used one of those for years in the tool room when I was younger . They go on forever . As far as I know its still running now . Good machines . -
Bad news to loose a good friend and work mate like him . So sorry bud .
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Think its sold as a Redmex ? Could be wrong .
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Understood . Only just learn t it was a species of lime from this thread anyways .
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Gibsons ( SG and Les Paul ) are almost always Mahogany . The strat was made with what was avaliable at the time . Pine , swamp Ash ( my favorite ) and when the Swamp Ash ran out Alder . Other woods have been used as mentioned Basswood ( which I have just learnt is lime ! ) I like the combination of Swamp Ash body and one piece Hard Rock Maple for the neck .
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Well that's were you are going wrong then ! Everyone knows experience and knowledge don't mean jack !
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I was that soldier
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Thats good
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I always thought it was a pointless saw as it is only minutely more powerful than the lighter 372 and weighs very nearly the same as a 385 which makes more power .
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Thats the thing there isn't . Id sooner have a woodie anyway You'll never make a dent in the woodie population .
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Early ones were non A/T .
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Squires are often thinner .
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The inset or Skunk stripe is to cover were the truss rod has been inserted on one piece maple necks . On rose wood capped necks it is put in from the fret board side .
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Is that a Squire ? i ask as the trem cover screw holes are in line with each other . On a genuine Strat the middle pair are offset .
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44 - 45 mm on a genuine Strat . I have a few and they are in one piece swamp ash or one piece north American Alder . All around the 45mm mark .
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Its the weed seeds they like and more " efficient " farming is depleating this food source . Those Europeans shoot the buggers whilst on migration as well . ***** !
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Thats good matey . I see he is on the red list with fewer nesting chances because of not enough grain around at breeding time . We got plenty of Collards but to be honest not seen a Turtle for some time . Will keep my ears open whilst in the woods .
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Me sometimes .
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Poised , waiting intently ........
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I occasionally still use the old method of parking by ear
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Its a " half and half " by the looks of it . On the ground safely I presume ?
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As per yesterday . Over night frost quickly melting from clear blue sky and bright sun shine . My kinda day !
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My guess is its someone local to you who keeps an eye out for any delivery vans and if he sees a driver " pop round the back " gives it a few minutes then " pops round the back" and helps himself .
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And will happily run a 36" .404 as I have for years .
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W.T.F. indeed
