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Hi, A good TIG welder could repair it but at high cost and in Scotland are there any Tig welders locally? TIG Welding Pulse welding...
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I agree with AES, a good TIG welder could run small beads to fill the worst of the gouges, heat would only be very local and give you...
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Can’t see how you can ever sand those deep gouges out.
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There are several different jaws Axminster do that would hold directly. If you plan to to a lot of these then I would be tempted to buy...
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@Retired So some good assorted pliers should shape most wire for you, or if you really want flat I don't see why a small hammer wouldn't...
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This sounds like exactly the kind of thing I do. Thank God it isn't just me.
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Hi, It's living in Australia Derek causing the blood to run to your head. :) Anyone who does anything at all will make silly...
Yesterday at 15:24
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Hi, Many thanks Padstar; I've just been looking at Bob Neill's website; what a shame he's over 70 miles away at hour and a half each...
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All information is useful, Colin. We can all learn from it. D
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@Retired Just for info - I used some Razertip with Peter Child machine at Bob Neill's and had no issues, and I know he said he does use...
Yesterday at 14:01
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Hi, An update. Just as you state Martin the new selection of tips has just arrived and they are much too thick at 1mm for my Peter...
Yesterday at 11:51
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Hi, Interesting replies. Yes Democritus anyone with metal working skills should be able to make any hand tools to a high standard. For...
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For those who wish to hazard their health with lathe knives, they are for sale on Etsy. Hand forged in Hungary. £85. Inc. postage. They...
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Interesting discussion. Here’s another viewpoint on YouTube. I don’t know how to put YouTube videos on here, so you’ll have to look for...
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Hi Colin, it is fascinating indeed to see how others work... Glad you're enjoying the thread... 👍👍
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