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Photos Latest Purchases Thread: v2.0

Discussion in 'General' started by RTT, 29 Oct 2007.

  1. Mr_Mistoffelees

    Mr_Mistoffelees The Bit-Tech Cat. New Improved Version.

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    When's the supercharger going on?
     
  2. Yaka

    Yaka Multimodder

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    had enough of my gopro stuck to side of the helmet the wind noise while on the motorway is unbearable. so gonna fit this this weekend
     
  3. Mr_Mistoffelees

    Mr_Mistoffelees The Bit-Tech Cat. New Improved Version.

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    Went to Axminster today, only 40 minutes away, and bought a belt and disk sander.
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  4. mrlongbeard

    mrlongbeard Multimodder

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    Let us know how it is / how you get on, been looking at them for whatever bike I get next but them's a tad spendy..
     
  5. The_Crapman

    The_Crapman World's worst stuntman. Lover of bit-tech

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    Nice! I was just looking at this last night. Let us know how she runs.
     
  6. Vault-Tec

    Vault-Tec Green Plastic Watering Can

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    Very nice. My buddy went there to do a course on using his mill. I'm sure it was there, because I made the obvious pun about carpets.
     
  7. Mr_Mistoffelees

    Mr_Mistoffelees The Bit-Tech Cat. New Improved Version.

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    Will do, when I have done more than just quick test.

    Edit: Had a good bit more of a play with it today and I'm happy with it. The belt works well, is easy to adjust the tilt and set the belt centralised. It's easy to make a surface flat, make a taper or sand a chamfer. The wheel is well balanced but, a bit aggressive, with the supplied 80 grit disk, for the first job I want it for. The sander is not too noisy, runs smoothly in bearings which have no play and the dust extraction works well. I bought a conical, rubber adapter to connect to my Henry. It is also weighty, stable and doesn't move or wobble in use.
     
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  8. Yaka

    Yaka Multimodder

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    will do im gonna try and fit it on sat evening as i am planning on heading towards snakes pass on sunday
     
  9. fix-the-spade

    fix-the-spade Multimodder

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    They were a third of the normal price... I might have a problem.
     
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  10. perplekks45

    perplekks45 LIKE AN ANIMAL!

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    No, you don't. Would've grabbed them myself if I'd been in your shoes.
     
  11. Yaka

    Yaka Multimodder

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    some bits to completely redo and clean up my motorcycle wiring loom
     
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  12. legoman

    legoman breaker of things

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    Bellroy card sleeve, been looking for a new card holder that will take a note or two, this one covers the cards totally which solves the annoying problem of my current one where the cards all get damaged on the outer face.
    Its got a little tab you pull to reveal the cards, works nicely

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  13. Weekly_Estimate

    Weekly_Estimate Random bird noises.

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    Refuse to be caught out like last summer!
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  14. legoman

    legoman breaker of things

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    I have either my trusty cordless Ryobi fan, OR a selection of Deltas, only issue being the deltas will need bolting down and even then theres a risk they will move the unit I bolt them to.
     
  15. Fingers66

    Fingers66 Kiwi in London

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  16. bawjaws

    bawjaws Multimodder

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    Watch your fingers!

    Sorry, couldn't help it.
     
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  17. wolfticket

    wolfticket Downwind from the bloodhounds

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    Doesn't everyone on here use a 12v supply and a bunch of spare case fans when the going gets hot?
     
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  18. IanW

    IanW Grumpy Old Git

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    Does a 10 port powered USB hub fully loaded with poundshop USB fans count?
     
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  19. legoman

    legoman breaker of things

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    Actually, I have a 10 port hub under my desk.... summers sorted!
     
  20. The_Crapman

    The_Crapman World's worst stuntman. Lover of bit-tech

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    I use a spare psu, but yeh.
     

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