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  1. Scarlet Lancer

    Hydro power from small river?

    Be very careful in the UK. You do not own the water, that is the property of the lock water authority who enjoy extra income from fines and they’re not low. If you stop, dam or set a weir for hydro power the make sure it can’t be seen even by jealous neighbour.
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    Queen Elizabeth has passed away.

    I am disgusted with these comments but there you go foreigner! Your must be the minority as your countries still hold faith to our Monarch.
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    Queen Elizabeth has passed away.

    I think you need to study exactly what they do for the Nation by way of world trade and the GDP. i doubt you would be happy for someone to comment the same way about you during your mourning a parent. I have never been happy about Charles and Camilla with their attitude. However I believe that...
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    Queen Elizabeth has passed away.

    I fully uphold your comment. How many do not remember when the joined the armed forces, the Police force, Boy Scouts, Guides and countless others who swore their oath of allegiance to the Oueen her heirs and successors without fear or favour. The royal family are a massive part of these United...
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    Please teach me about planes

    I like his method with the exception of the abuse of the lever cap as a screw driver and hammer.
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    Cutting threads on Handle bolts

    Very rarely do we hear those trade names this side of the world. I think I will keep my eyes open for them. Whilst on the subject I bought a Marples yesterday evening on eBay which I am surprised to see has date stamp I think is 1944 but the last figure is uncertain. It could be part of a War...
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    Cutting threads on Handle bolts

    Thank you Ian, but that hasn’t really covered the issue I was making. I had asked ZippityNZ how his individual threads turned out ie the two tote screws He was having trouble with. And the second paragraph was saying I would like to know/find out how different manufacturers had threaded their...
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    Cutting threads on Handle bolts

    Good afternoon from Cornwall UK, a lot has happened since your post first appeared, we have the pandemic Covid and a lot of clear and muddy water has passed under the bridge. I would love to know how your thread issue went. I am going to bet that the front nob and rear tote were both 7/32-20tpi...
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    A maze of threads. Stanley, Marples, Record and all etc:-

    A very useful exchange of info, tks
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    A maze of threads. Stanley, Marples, Record and all etc:-

    I am using a photo which was originally posted by member Vann with an acknowledgment to the original author. What I have found in that original post and other descriptions on eBay and other tool related sites is some comments of sellers of taps and dies is that Stanley plane manufacturers had...
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    Thread tapping.

    I certainly your methodologies thanks for sharing.
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    Small workshop vacuum for chip and sanding dust control

    I have bought the “Evolution“ vac. It is wet and dry has a socket to plug in whatever tool you are using and it starts when you start the tool, it runs on for a few seconds to clear the last dust. Works also as a vac cleaner and wet. Got it from Screwfix around £90. Highly recommend it.
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    Marples 4 1/2 plane rebuild

    I had a further thought on the frog bolt. Why not pop it into a drill chuck and round it up with a file and a little chamfer. Then cosmetically it will not stand out.
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    I'm worried about what people will think after I die...

    I am lost with this to be honest I just can’t see a reason is it a cutting from “Watch tower”?
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    DIY lathe

    I can’t afford nor can I justify buying a lathe to make the odd brass nut or fixing. I was thinking that it may be possible to turn a pillar drill on its side properly secured and fit a small length of 10mm brass rod into the chuck and use a file to shape. Centre dot the end whilst turning to...
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