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|    Richard Smith to All    |
|    Re: is this thing broken?    |
|    20 Dec 25 09:40:40    |
      From: null@void.com              Hello Snag, everyone              I haven't got any machine tool(s) yet.       What risked some serious problems was not getting things with my home       done. So put up a fence (and every learning thing that entailed -       complexity was when the fence was originally made the set the upright       timbers into the wall as it was being built - which didn't make for an       easy replacement(!) [BTW "SDS Max" standard seems well worth having -       I've got pick and chisel bits 900mm long and they work well - and the       shank is strong enough you can waggle the drill around to free them is       they get nipped - I'd say masonry drill up to 16mm go SDS; greater than       16mm go SDS Max])       I would have had the roof of the outbuilding boarded-out in another       half-day, but the 'flu struck and that was over 3 weeks ago. Proved to       have been a bad one - quite a spike in people ending up in hospital - to       put it in perspective.       I liked the look of a "Myford ML7R" on sale locally - but you cannot win       'em all. Timing can not work out.              I've been told - you really really want to have a cover for precision       machine tools if the workspace is mainly a welding and metal-fab. space.              Best wishes to you all and a happy Christmas,       Rich S              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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