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    Quote Originally Posted by bwal74 View Post
    Hi,

    Not much of a gloat but you can never have enough good oil cans:

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    Ist class gloat IMHO. Great buy.

    I 've got 5 Regas and that's probably enough.....but then again if I saw those I'd be sorely tempted.

    Cheers Rob

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    Quote Originally Posted by nearnexus View Post
    Ist class gloat IMHO. Great buy.

    I 've got 5 Regas and that's probably enough.....but then again if I saw those I'd be sorely tempted.

    Cheers Rob
    All oils aint oils Sol- never have enough of those good quality squirters around different grades in each one. Lovem John.

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    Nice work with the oil cans Ben! I just hope they don't leak.

    I replied to an ad on Gumtree last night thinking this would already be sold.....but it wasn't so i went round and picked it up this arvo. Should solve some of my storage issues.....
    Cost me $250, the KC tool units are in great shape, the top box is a cheapie without ball bearing runners. Not sure what i'll do with it yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ueee View Post
    I replied to an ad on Gumtree last night thinking this would already be sold.....but it wasn't so i went round and picked it up this arvo. Should solve some of my storage issues.....
    Cost me $250, the KC tool units are in great shape, the top box is a cheapie without ball bearing runners. Not sure what i'll do with it yet.
    Gees, you're a tinny bugga Ewan.

    Ben, $5 each is a serious bargain. Well done!!

    Phil

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    Quote Originally Posted by j.ashburn View Post
    All oils aint oils Sol- never have enough of those good quality squirters around different grades in each one. Lovem John.
    Young guys will wonder what we are on with sayings like that, it shows our age, LOL

    Dave

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    I can still remember the oil gangstas in their hide out from one of those adds..
    We really are showing our age here boys...
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    BETTER TO HAVE TOOLS YOU DON'T NEED THAN TO NEED TOOLS YOU DON'T HAVE

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    The wonders of the internet, again showing our age, LOL.

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    I heard the other day that you can get the internet on a computer now.

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    I swapped some stuff, it's that not long ago old motorbike parts were worth nuffink but
    it seems the the years have turned pig #### into strawberry jam, the press and drill are unused.

    I have been going to build a workshop press for twenty years now, now I don't have to.
    It's a 50000 kg hand pump job.

    The drill has a MT4 spindle, 1100w motor (1 1/2 hp ?), B section belts, 150-2300 rpm

    The lathe, ha........not to sure about that being a gloat but I thought I would post it anyway.
    I saved it from going to the tip when I was a teenager, over 30 yrs ago, as you can see it's
    an old line shaft lathe, some 10 years later I gave it to my brother in law and now he no longer
    wanted it, if I hadn't accepted it back then it was heading to the scrappies.

    It is a Greenwood & Batley, I think my old man got it going to keep me away from his lathe,
    as you can see he made a motor and pulley mount, and fitted it in where the missing back gears
    should be, the flat belt pulleys he made out of wood and he also knocked up a tail stock,
    I don't how the saddle wheel got chewed up.

    I thought that I might use it for a wood and plastic lathe because I hate getting that crap on
    my other lathes ?
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    [QUOTE=Steamwhisperer;1650074]Gees, you're a tinny bugga Ewan.

    Ben, $5 each is a serious bargain. Well done!!

    Phil[/QUOTE
    The little blue can works like a charm! The bloke I bought it off said about a dozen people looked at it before I did and didn't buy it. I nearly knocked over my youngest to get to it.
    I've yet to try the busted up one but I reckon it'll work, there's oil in the inside and no leaks I can see through all the dirt and stuff on the outside.

    Cheers Ben.

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    [QUOTE=bwal74;1650334]
    Quote Originally Posted by Steamwhisperer View Post
    Gees, you're a tinny bugga Ewan.

    Ben, $5 each is a serious bargain. Well done!!

    Phil[/QUOTE
    The little blue can works like a charm! The bloke I bought it off said about a dozen people looked at it before I did and didn't buy it. I nearly knocked over my youngest to get to it.
    I've yet to try the busted up one but I reckon it'll work, there's oil in the inside and no leaks I can see through all the dirt and stuff on the outside.

    Cheers Ben.
    Ahhh Regas !

    They really are the best.

    Cheers all

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    My Latest acquisition
    its a holbrook D15 tool room lathe
    she needs to be dug out of where it is and that may take a while I recon. But despite the photograph mechanically it has been well looked after
    15" swing 30" between centers and only weighs 1.75 ton dry
    and you cant wipe this off my face but the wife looks a bit like this cos i already have another D15
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    cheers
    Harty

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    So are you going to tell us anything about it or do we have to go googling?

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    Quote Originally Posted by harty69 View Post
    My Latest acquisition
    its a holbrook D15 tool room lathe
    she needs to be dug out of where it is and that may take a while I recon. But despite the photograph mechanically it has been well looked after
    15" swing 30" between centers and only weighs 1.75 ton dry
    and you cant wipe this off my face but the wife looks a bit like this cos i already have another D15
    holbrook B+W-900.jpg

    cheers
    Harty
    Some people are just so so lucky.................nice one Harty

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