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| awemawson:
OSB has worked well for me over the years - I have a patch in my present workshop between two desks where my swivle chair runs and it's in dire need of re-painting, but apart from that it's stood up to wear very well, and is not too bad to stand on. Another advantage is that dropped tools don't chip! |
| Zadig:
I do tend to drop a lot of tools or more often a particularly nice piece of work. I often think to myself that it's a good job my balls are in a bag. |
| mexican jon:
Cracking finished sprocket :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: Here goes for another question :doh: How did you index the spacing, or was it done on a cnc mill? |
| Zadig:
Thanks Jon. I have to admit I cheated and used a CNC mill. |
| vintageandclassicrepairs:
Hi Zadig, Nice work on the sprocket :clap: I am puzzled about the OK Supreme that its intended for ? I know they made the ohc lighthouse model but cannot place a model with chain driven cam? Could you ask the owner for some further information or a photo? BTY I have a little 285cc side valve model from 1932 + a 36/7 JAP 250ov engine made and badged for OK It even has "OK" cast into the head and cylinder !! Regards John |
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