gobbypunk
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Hi does anyone want this saw for free it needs work the pull cord is stuck or the engine is sized, it was given to me I don't want it so before it goes to the tip, its the 2.nd time I have asked on here so if no takers this time off to the tit is
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Hi no the grit pads screw on to the grinder give me your address and I will send you one as I have about 5 of them. Happy Christmas Mark
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So got a bit of a shock when I rang Axminster Tools and they quoted me £180 for a chuck kit I sold my old lathe for £50 and was hoping to use that for a chuck but no chance I was surprised at how expensive it was but hey I got to get one
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Cool thanks Chippy thats the kind of info I was needing
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Training course UK for chain sawmilling/processing
gobbypunk replied to stand well back's topic in Milling Forum
Hi Saul you are totaly right maybe we could just come up with a few pages of do and dont and then advertise on sawmilling directory those of us willing to do lessons at least then we would mostly be all saying the same we prob would anyway but just a thought -
Um as for the legal issues for trailers before I got my old mill that was on a trailer we had a thread on hear all about it and in the end I rang the dvsa and a firm that sell trailers and quote under 750 kilos no paper work is needed
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Ha no not hook and loop they have a screw thing that goes on the thread of the grinder
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So a question for all you wood turners ,when I had my accident and couldnt walk I started to do wood turning was donated some ni e chisels so I now have a clarke lathe that the head stack turns outward to do quite big stuff but I want a chuck for it so I looked on ebay and axminster tools and there were loads so can you guys please give me some help in what to get ,I want to make bowls and vases and when I get the hang of it turn quite big things . Thanks Mark
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Yeah Grinling Gibbons always carved in lime and his carvings are F###ing totaly amazing
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Hi oh dont get me wrong it will be ok for starting out on my mates brother made a fitted kitchen with the kitty just sold
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I know
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Ha so the right way up all good for once
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Ha I just sold a kitty combo it was ok ish but defo a hobby machine like the shopsmith
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I think I pay like 15 for 30 discs from our independent tool shop
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Sorry here are the photos
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Oh bugger will have another go sorry
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So lucky to get this, we were driving past this house just up the road from our yard and spotted it on the drive stopped and asked the mate says to me a timber merchant was already going to have it, so I give the matey my card and says to him if it don't happen please give me a call and he did, its so effing heavy and it has some nice burr on it can't wait to mill it
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Hi you can get a backing pad and discs from screwfix so much better than a flap disc filling sander other people call them power file its like a small belt sander but you can do so much with one the makita one is the best but not cheap ,where to in the country are you based ,you are welcome to come visit and have a gander at the power tools I use and do some carving it would be a good excuse to do some carving havent done any in like ages .Cheers Mark
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Training course UK for chain sawmilling/processing
gobbypunk replied to stand well back's topic in Milling Forum
Hi I would be up for helping put a course together maybe a few of us could do something between us -
Hi a total must is a 4 and a half inch grinder with a backing pad that you can put like a 24 grit pad on ideal for rough shaping die grinders are also cool but I think my filling sanded would be another must but dont get the black and decker one they are crap
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Oh no me and the girlfriend always work together always have she has a degree in fine art and sculpture and she then went into stained glass so if anybody wants a stained glass window or wants to learn as she has done loads of teaching and her pet drawings are stunning
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Hi I have just set up my woodland mills hm130max and I am totaly happy with it the up grades from the old hm130 make it so much better to use the small things like auto lock head the amount of times I forgot to lock that little peg in on my old one and the auto lube the way it sprays onto the band instead of dripping I was always wondering if it was set right so yeah totaly happy with it but they need to up their game with the delivery they tried to deliver mine the lorry was too big for my track so they drove away and didnt even let me know a week later and a load of phone calls finally got it sorted then it was a massive ball ache getting it off the lorry the crate was wider than the sides of the lorry so had to wiggle it onto the tail lift sketchy,but apart from that the actual sawmill is ace
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Mind you she is pulling a big one
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Yep get a sacrificial bolt and wind it in slowly it might cut a new thread ,or how friendly are you with your local tractor repairers maybe you could leave a deposit and borrow a tap the right size I have done things like it in the past ,good luck with it .
