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| John Rudd:
From the drawing I've seen on the yahoo groups website, it looks like it just has a recess and spigot...so looks like its fabbed from solid, ergo I'd see no reason to poke a hole in the middle unnecessarily....besides, I dont have a drill long enough to go right through... :Doh: Ahem, John posted while I was typing.... |
| John Stevenson:
I have probably done about 6 of these now from various suppliers and I don't think any two have had the same spigot diameters as each other. Now some were very early, possibly Taiwanese machines but a big difference on some. might pay you to take a quick measure first. Just for interest, the Bridgy which is a far heaver built machine, [ did I post that ? ] is able to lift itself and fit the riser block. This is a machine that has the slotting head on the back as well, my idea was to try it and if it was struggling, to ease the rear with a porta power ram and extension byt just raising the bed by hand , it managed fine. |
| John Stevenson:
Damn, wondered what had happened to that red shirt, no wonder I couldn't find it........................... |
| awemawson:
Nice riser John - WHERE did that come from :lol: |
| malbenbut:
I have about 10ft off 5.5/8"x 3/8" wall thickness tubing that may be suitable for riser block. I was going to use for a chimney for my stove. Open to offers. In Northumberland MBB |
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