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| Pete W.:
--- Quote from: RodW on May 15, 2013, 05:39:28 AM ---Success SNIP As suspected, there is no real damage, just a bit of a dint on the bottom corner of the belt guard and a gouge out of the front panel where the knobs are on the headstock. A bit of paint, and no one will notice! SNIP --- End quote --- Rod, I'm very pleased to read the above. No damage to either man or machine is a good result! :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: Still, I guess you'll perform a few checks as you rebuild and before you undertake any serious work? I hope that such checks will confirm that initial assessment. |
| Stilldrillin:
I'm breathing again! Well sorted/ saved Rod! :thumbup: David D |
| RodW:
Thanks guys for all the support. --- Quote from: Stilldrillin on May 15, 2013, 06:22:05 AM ---I'm breathing again! Well sorted/ saved Rod! :thumbup: David D --- End quote --- You and me both Dave! I am very relieved. I will check it out and check it is still true once the adrenalin subsides in a day or so! I've also got a bit of wiring to do for the coolant pump and a work light while I can get behind it. |
| Joules:
Really pleased for you Rod that the machine doesn't seem to have sustained any serious damage.... Hmmmm wonder if I can market lathe Airbags, not an uncommon occurrence this. Everyone take extra care moving machines about. |
| Pete49:
Now there's a learning curve you could have done without. Good catch though and all plain sailing now with luck Pete (in Sth Oz) |
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