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  1. 4th April 2015, 04:05 PM #1
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    Default Couple of Odd Jobs

    1st up a few drill guides made in metric for a very old Dowel jig which I only had 1/4" guide for. The 6mm guide used to drill new holes in wheelchair rims for hand grip rim to be attached.

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    Today reduction of wall thickness on an impact socket for oldest son for work and depth/reach lengthened also. Original OD 20.87mm reduced to 18.02mm

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    Gee Ray!
    I only use my lathe as a junk shelf/ collectable garage ornament!

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    Quote Originally Posted by AndrewOC View Post
    Gee Ray!
    I only use my lathe as a junk shelf/ collectable garage ornament!

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    Andrew over the last few months mine was almost the same, covered & neglected. It is on its way to being used more though
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    Nicely done Ray.

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