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Re: Micro Lathe

Post by sunndog » 16 May 2013, 19:28

this is an n.v forum, we're ALL like that! LMAO

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Re: Micro Lathe

Post by rodp » 16 May 2013, 19:39

sunndog wrote:this is an n.v forum, we're ALL like that! LMAO

nightvisionforumuk.com AKA the big kid's club......sorry, gotta go. just seen a shiney thing

Yeah, you know you've got it bad when you stand in machine mart stroking the shiny things and talking to them :lol: They give you funny looks when you start caressing the big shiny toys :crazy:

:lol: :lol:
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Re: Micro Lathe

Post by some bloke » 16 May 2013, 20:03

Ha yes, I had an ikkle fiddle of the winders etc. The display one's weren't wired up so I shamelessly asked em to oblige with an extension lead. Still that one didn't work so the guy asked the gaffer why - it turns out they sometimes borrow bits off display ones lol.

They went the extra mile and unpacked a new one for me, TBH that was partly what swung me, and the fact that they keep all the other bits there if I ever need them so I don't need to get everything in one hit.

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Re: Micro Lathe

Post by sunndog » 16 May 2013, 21:00

rodp wrote:
sunndog wrote:this is an n.v forum, we're ALL like that! LMAO

nightvisionforumuk.com AKA the big kid's club......sorry, gotta go. just seen a shiney thing

Yeah, you know you've got it bad when you stand in machine mart stroking the shiny things and talking to them :lol: They give you funny looks when you start caressing the big shiny toys :crazy:

:lol: :lol:
i would'nt like to guess how many times i'v bought a shiney thing because.....well....because its a shiney thing and i must have it! lol

i'm a bit different though rod. when i go in machine mart i look at the stuff and think. right where can i get one of them thats half the price and twice the quality!....nah its not all bad in there, but you have to pick yer stuff
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Re: Micro Lathe

Post by rodp » 17 May 2013, 21:44

sunndog wrote:
rodp wrote:
sunndog wrote:this is an n.v forum, we're ALL like that! LMAO

nightvisionforumuk.com AKA the big kid's club......sorry, gotta go. just seen a shiney thing

Yeah, you know you've got it bad when you stand in machine mart stroking the shiny things and talking to them :lol: They give you funny looks when you start caressing the big shiny toys :crazy:

:lol: :lol:
i would'nt like to guess how many times i'v bought a shiney thing because.....well....because its a shiney thing and i must have it! lol

i'm a bit different though rod. when i go in machine mart i look at the stuff and think. right where can i get one of them thats half the price and twice the quality!....nah its not all bad in there, but you have to pick yer stuff

Yer right about some of the stuff in there. To be honest I buy very little from there but they are useful to nip in for such as bandsaw blades instead of waiting for the local supplier to make one up.

Hand tools have to be Snap On where possible ..........lovely..............shiny............smooth............oooooh.............beautiful :crazy:
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Re: Micro Lathe

Post by rodp » 17 May 2013, 21:46

some bloke wrote:Ha yes, I had an ikkle fiddle of the winders etc. The display one's weren't wired up so I shamelessly asked em to oblige with an extension lead. Still that one didn't work so the guy asked the gaffer why - it turns out they sometimes borrow bits off display ones lol.

They went the extra mile and unpacked a new one for me, TBH that was partly what swung me, and the fact that they keep all the other bits there if I ever need them so I don't need to get everything in one hit.

Dave, have you got this lathe yet ? Is it up and running?
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Re: Micro Lathe

Post by some bloke » 18 May 2013, 05:45

rodp wrote:
some bloke wrote:Ha yes, I had an ikkle fiddle of the winders etc. The display one's weren't wired up so I shamelessly asked em to oblige with an extension lead. Still that one didn't work so the guy asked the gaffer why - it turns out they sometimes borrow bits off display ones lol.

They went the extra mile and unpacked a new one for me, TBH that was partly what swung me, and the fact that they keep all the other bits there if I ever need them so I don't need to get everything in one hit.

Dave, have you got this lathe yet ? Is it up and running?
No, Waiting to see how much a guy will take for a used one with loads of extras first but won't know till Tuesday/Wed.

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Re: Micro Lathe

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Re: Micro Lathe

Post by some bloke » 22 May 2013, 06:32

PESCA wrote:Have you seen this, Dave?

http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread.php ... icro-Lathe

George
Hadn't spotted that George - thanks for thinking of me. :thumbup:

I bought a brany table top one with some extras and tools yesterday afternoon. It fits onto the shelf in the pantry too, or even one of the cupboards in the kitchen. I only need an itssy bitsy one to try and better P60 size torches for night time guys.

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Re: Micro Lathe

Post by PESCA » 22 May 2013, 08:24

No problem, Dave. As long as you're sorted mate. Enjoy!

George

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