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Posted by Alan Bain on January 13, 2008, 5:32 pm
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> Bill Bennett BDS( Dunelm) wrote :-
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>'The Quorn must be mentioned. If you have made this grinder and can
>use it, then you have established your pedigree as a model engineer'
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Can it sharpen 14BA taps? If so then maybe I need one....
Alan
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Posted by ravensworth2674 on January 14, 2008, 4:11 am
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Alan,
at the risk of further uncalled for remarks about having
more than everyone else's alloted time- and what to do with it,
Professor Chaddock made a MillDrill on a mangle of a Drummond lathe.
He then set off to make an model aero engoine from solid and found
that the 1/10th milling cutters were crippling him in replacements so
he made them on the Quorn.
He confessed that he could not actually re- sharpen them but making
fresh ones is more ideal.
I wont be at the next ME Exhibition. One it is too far and two, I am
ancient at 77 and have seen it all and three, I have property to check
on in the North of Scotland and four, I am far from well from having a
bug having been in France, HongKong and Dubai in the past few weeks.
And secondly, I am too mean. I have no doubt that the SMEE will be
there and if not, there will be plenty of Quorn constructors and 14BA
folks to question.
Shooting off to a further tangent, my mate who has a hybrid Stent with
Quorn overtones has fitted a Dremel into the space occupied by the
Quorn spindle.
I think that this unpunctuated answer will suggest the way to go.
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Posted by rsss on January 14, 2008, 4:24 am
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Alan Bain Wrote:
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> > Bill Bennett BDS( Dunelm) wrote :-
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> >'The Quorn must be mentioned. If you have made this grinder and can
> >use it, then you have established your pedigree as a model engineer'
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> Can it sharpen 14BA taps? If so then maybe I need one....
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> Alan
What you need is "Wampum".
According to Flanders and Swann, it will satisfy your requirements.
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Posted by ravensworth2674 on January 14, 2008, 5:33 am
Please log in for more thread options 'Merde. Merde' Which is Flanders bit of it!
I did say that I had been in France!
Wampum is a collection of beads. Here, I believe that I drew one!
If you wish to play further 'silly ar$$es' wasn't it Holzapfell that
wrote of using Hippopotamus hide for grinding and polishing purposes?
This brings us back to Squaws on hides and they decorated with wampum!
Don't play puns with me- sunshine!
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Posted by on January 14, 2008, 8:53 am
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> 'Merde. Merde' Which is Flanders bit of it!
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> I did say that I had been in France!
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> Wampum is a collection of beads. Here, I believe that I drew one!
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> If you wish to play further 'silly ar$$es' wasn't it Holzapfell that
> wrote of using Hippopotamus hide for grinding and polishing purposes?
> This brings us back to Squaws on hides and they decorated with wampum!
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> Don't play puns with me- sunshine!
Been trying for years to remember zoological pythagoras anybody help?
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> Bill Bennett BDS( Dunelm) wrote :-
>
>'The Quorn must be mentioned. If you have made this grinder and can
>use it, then you have established your pedigree as a model engineer'
>