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I have a Harrison graduate standard bed with 1.5 kw motor with variable speed remote controls in excellent condition in s7 if you have room for it

I'll offer £7 posted to sheffield?

I'm guessing that its a new lathe and chuck and arbour and it wasnt whacked on hard enough to make the tapers grip i would/do clean with solvent before assembling and wind the chuck jaws fully into the chuck body and whack it with a copper/hide hammer a few times it could still come out of the...

That made me duck watching it at my desk

Well i would start with a small 4 pole 3 phase induction motor and a vfd and run it up to 80 hz so that will give you the 2000 rpm and at say 20hz will give you 560 rpm or so….do you need to go down to 0 rpm?

Just for info the company was hattersley and Davidson Any woodworking chuck will be far better than what you have look at Rutland for cheap chucks or sorby/record/nova/axminster for higher price ones.. What lathe do you have?

Well i would relist and try and sell again and if the original buyer comes back refund him. What sums are we talking 10’s 100’s or 1000’s? Ian

The drive and path ways have been block paved about 30 years or so this area has always drained but the last few years its started holding water… any ideas of what to do? Is there a drainage block that i could put in?

Yes in all likelyhood its definately a 110v model and its the speed control thats protecting the motor from burning out ( which a 110v run on 240v will do ) Put a 110v plug on it and test with a site tranny Ian

This one is 235mm centre to spindle

Here’s some pictures of what i have available

Ive got a table and bracket to fit on a 70mm shaft its a round table which can spin ….the column to centre of table looks like 235mm Also it can tilt

Yes please i can call round easily Ian

Available in your local waitrose

1kg oranges to 2 kg sugar

Funnily enough in Waitrose supermarkets ( top class supermarket in the uk) they were doing recipe cards next to the oranges

Well why would you want 50mm long fully threaded? If you need a screw to fasten a panel on say you would only need 12mm or so Generally you can get up to 25mm fully threaded over that partially… Ian

There was an article in the papers this morning about a case of a postmaster murdering his wife and now hoping that the horizon problems will exonerate him..but he said that sometimes the system showed a surplus rather than a deficit...

In my day job i go to companys and repair their very expensive machinery ( > £1,000,000 in many cases) generally get there within a couple of hours.. fix it or at least diagnose and repair later with parts..then invoice them for later payment sometimes 3 months credit all at £40 per hour

What do people think of this after the recent winds a slight leak appeared in out upstairs hall.. at a company i work for ( as self employed) a lady said he hubby was a roofer and he wasnt busy i sent him a pic of the hole around a light pipe on the roof ( drone shot) he said yes i 'll have to...