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sickpup
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PostPosted: 15:06 - 03 Aug 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

bluezedd wrote:
Please explain what was wrong with Riejufixing's comment.


Three different brands although the same company. Nu-Tools, Nu-Tool and NuTool. 3 different grades of manufacture. 3 different price ranges.

bluezedd wrote:
He was just helping identify the drill. That's my point.


Or misidentifying it which led to Mr Hammers thinking...

Mr Hammers wrote:
Ah, so just a budget brand then. Think they used to make B&Q branded stuff.


when it likely is of decent construction rather than a cheap budget brand.
Its also of an older style than the one Bluezedd shows as MrHammers one doesn't have provision for a guard but Bluezedds does again suggesting a heavier older construction.
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PostPosted: 05:38 - 10 Aug 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'd take the lathe, that router table is worth about 50p
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PostPosted: 17:02 - 12 Aug 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

They're going to sort it all out, clean it up, etc, and then give me first dibs..so i imagine the prices may go up from what i originally offered, but we shall see.

In the meantime... picked up a couple of vices off the gumtree, a 4" that needs the return spring fixing, and a beast of a 6" that opens so wide you could drive a bus through it. There's a tab piece on the 6 i'll need to weld back on so got some nickel rods on order. Edit: Also going to put some new jaws on it.


The beast was so covered in grime and rust you couldn't tell what colour it was. Forgot to take a pic of it beforehand, but it cleaned up nicely though. Haven't decided to leave it as it is, or paint it...

Not bad for £35 for the two!

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PostPosted: 22:00 - 12 Aug 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

Mr Hammers wrote:


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Regarding the planer, can you get new blades for it, are the existing ones still sharp and does it still plane accurately, ie. will it produce two, smooth, parallel faces? If the answer to any of those questions is no, it's probably not worth it.

The blades you can still get, and are around a tenner. As for it's accuracy, i really don't know. I'd have to test it when i'm there to be sure.



The Ryobi planner I had wasn't too badly built, for a machine that retailed at 50 quid,
and although it did get used for lumpy bits of wood it was never overly happy and used to burn out belts. On a positive note you can get the blades sharpened. Good vfm if you only pay 50 quid for a new one, any sign of rust on the bed and you might be better just to chuck it in the bin.
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PostPosted: 23:02 - 12 Aug 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

Mr Hammers wrote:
They're going to sort it all out, clean it up, etc, and then give me first dibs..so i imagine the prices may go up from what i originally offered, but we shall see.

In the meantime... picked up a couple of vices off the gumtree, a 4" that needs the return spring fixing, and a beast of a 6" that opens so wide you could drive a bus through it. There's a tab piece on the 6 i'll need to weld back on so got some nickel rods on order. Edit: Also going to put some new jaws on it.


The beast was so covered in grime and rust you couldn't tell what colour it was. Forgot to take a pic of it beforehand, but it cleaned up nicely though. Haven't decided to leave it as it is, or paint it...

Not bad for £35 for the two!

https://www.planetash.net/bcf/vice4in.jpg
https://www.planetash.net/bcf/vice6in2.jpg
https://www.planetash.net/bcf/vice6in1.jpg


Fortis and Woden both superb bench vices.
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PostPosted: 05:50 - 13 Aug 2018    Post subject: Reply with quote

Laughing I love how that guy always argues to the death the points that literally nobody cares about.

"ackowledge my correctness". Good job. Have a treat.
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PostPosted: 22:25 - 13 Aug 2018    Post subject: Re: Is this...goodbuy? Reply with quote

Mr Hammers wrote:


Having a wee bit of experience with lathes my biggest concern for operating that one is that if belt snaps, which is a good probability being a link type, it will take your face off being in that position!
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