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Thread: todays tools gloat
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8th Jul 2013, 08:46 PM #871
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That just depends on what sort of nuggets you are talking about Stu....
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8th Jul 2013, 09:35 PM #872
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The unbrako 'T' bolt is a nugget.
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8th Jul 2013, 09:57 PM #873
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The Dickinson QCTP is a nugget... ( if value is the criteria ) Nice selection of boring bars... what's the thing second from the top on the right, it has a taper and a bit of thread? I'd guess it's an arbor for a T&C grinder maybe? If that's in good nick it could be considered a bit of value..
Originally Posted by Stustoys
Hey thats a sine vice! Don't have one of those............yet
Whats the thing at the bottom in the styrofoam? looks like a face mill but there are collets?
So how about a game.
See how many nuggets you can find in this lot?
Stuart
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9th Jul 2013, 12:05 AM #874
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Nuggets.
Is why i would never brag here no matter how cheap I won some thing. I know thats how the hammer falls but 32.63 was a steal.
No sour grapes here but you got them cheap.If one was home would have been a run there.John.
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9th Jul 2013, 12:15 AM #875
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And the said nuggets are? Originally Posted by j.ashburn
I didnt bring up the price.
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9th Jul 2013, 12:19 AM #876
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Case closed Stuart.As stated no sour grapes. J Originally Posted by Stustoys
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9th Jul 2013, 12:25 AM #877
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Ok I'm lost Originally Posted by j.ashburn
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9th Jul 2013, 12:28 AM #878
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Me too. Originally Posted by Stustoys
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9th Jul 2013, 12:36 AM #879
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Hey Phil, Originally Posted by Steamwhisperer
I have a small number of Unbrako bolts. Offered them in vain to Stewart ( not Stuart M
). Yours if they are of any use - http://www.woodworkforums.com/f65/wh...ml#post1432863
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9th Jul 2013, 06:56 AM #880
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Hi Bob, Originally Posted by Anorak Bob
Hey Phil,
I have a small number of Unbrako bolts. Offered them in vain to Stewart ( not Stuart M ). Yours if they are of any use - http://www.woodworkforums.com/f65/wh...ml#post1432863
BT
I'm very interested in the 'T' bolts.
I'll check the slots today and get back to you tonight.
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9th Jul 2013, 07:54 AM #881
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Gees, I'm about as fast as a snail on crutches. Originally Posted by Ueee
That just depends on what sort of nuggets you are talking about Stu....
I just got that one Ewan
Bahahaha
Phil
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9th Jul 2013, 12:17 PM #882
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Now guys, you need to practice, though there maybe a few of those nuggets as well Ewan.
Hi Ray,
This the thing you were talking about? I'm not sure what that is. Any ideas?
You got close with "boring bars"(though they will come in handy, as will the "shaper sized" HSS)
One of the boring bars is in fact an internal threading tool and down the bottom you can just see an external threading tool. Bid and crossed my fingers, lucked out they are both 60degrees. Given the number of threads I cut I should be set for life.
An easy to knock up tool for using letter stamps on an arc.
Am yet to really go through it all.
Stuart
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9th Jul 2013, 12:30 PM #883
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Looks like you did get lucky Stu. Originally Posted by Stustoys
Now guys, you need to practice, though there maybe a few of those nuggets as well Ewan.
Hi Ray,
This the thing you were talking about? I'm not sure what that is. Any ideas?
You got close with "boring bars"(though they will come in handy, as will the "shaper sized" HSS)
One of the boring bars is in fact an internal threading tool and down the bottom you can just see an external threading tool. Bid and crossed my fingers, lucked out they are both 60degrees. Given the number of threads I cut I should be set for life.
An easy to knock up tool for using letter stamps on an arc.
Am yet to really go through it all.
Stuart
http://www.woodworkforums.com/f65/ta...9/#post1331653
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9th Jul 2013, 12:38 PM #884
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I've got no hope Stu, until john pointed it out I didn't even notice that Glens mars had a fill in for the gap in the bed. I look at the same machine pretty well every day and I didn't see it
I only looked at the pics on my tiny 4" phone screen, yep pathetic excuse but its mine and I'm sticking to it!
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9th Jul 2013, 12:43 PM #885
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Thats how I knew what I was looking at, so really you should get about 80% of the credit. Originally Posted by Anorak Bob
I was just looking at yours thinking "shame about the ugly weld on mine" and wondering why it was there. I was thinking the back would be solid and flex... not have a slot full length! So that at least explains the weld lol
After a little cleaning its the real deal. It seems to have a bell(or would that be a whistle?) yours doesnt.
I'll take some pictures and add to your thread.
Stuart
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