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| Rob.Wilson:
ABOOT FRIGGIN TIME ! :coffee: :lol: :lol: Cracking job Arnold :bow: :bow: :bow: ,,, great build thread well photographed ,,, Top job all round :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: I like the colour combination :med: Rob |
| doubleboost:
Great job Arnold :bow: :bow: Runs very nice Thanks for a great build log :clap: :clap: I am going to build a small wobbler try a few small bolts John |
| millwright:
I sat quietly at the back and watched this one come alive, A lovely job Arnold and a nice runner. Looks like you could nearly blow it round. and your usual very informative build log. Thanks :clap: John |
| saw:
Congrats, a masterpeace. I have with pleasure read your build log from the first time and this is something :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: s |
| arnoldb:
Thanks Ron :beer: - next is some tooling - an MT4 ER25 chuck and a MT4->JT chuck adapter for my mill and a bench to mount my small lathe. David, Thanks :beer: - Glad you understand how it works now :thumbup: :beer: Thank you Stew ! :lol: Rob, thanks mate :beer: - :poke: What are you up to :scratch: Thanks John doubleboost :beer: - the small bolts are not that bad; seems I'm getting used to them... They can be annoying to drop though :lol: :beer: Thanks John millwright. It's _just_ too tight still to run on breath power; I hope it will run in a bit more and get there. Thanks Benni :beer: - I don't know if it really can be classified as a masterpiece, but thanks for calling it one! :beer:, Arnold |
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