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    Grindstone Cowboy
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      @grindstonecowboy

      Good morning folks!

      Just joined the forums after a few days lurking and reading other's posts, so I thought I'd better introduce myself.

      Having always been interested in mechanical and electrical things, and had reasonable success in fixing some of them, I have now reached a point where (in theory) I should have a bit more spare time to tidy up the garage and to actually be able to get back to the workbench after years of 'proper' work intervening.

      I do have an ML7 which I acquired years ago, on which I have produced some useful, but not exactly precision, bits and pieces for a kit-car I assembled about twenty years back – things like bonnet hinge pins and handbrake pivots – but it needs setting up properly. I also inherited a drill-press from a friend, but only a cheap and nasty one (the drill-press, that is laugh)

      I'm sure I'll learn lots from from this forum and look forward to doing so.

      Regards,

      Rob

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      Grindstone Cowboy
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        @grindstonecowboy
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        Neil Wyatt
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          @neilwyatt

          Welcome to the forum Rob,

          Neil

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          Brian H
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            @brianh50089

            Welcome Rob, as you say, you will be able to learn lots on here, you have but to ask.

            Brian

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            Muzzer
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              @muzzer

              Hi Rob – I'm just up the road from you in St Annes – where are you? Let me know if you need a home for the Myford etc!!

              Murray

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              David Canham
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                @davidcanham77137

                Welcome Rob, you will like this site they are a really friendly and helpful bunch.

                David

                #339926
                Mick B1
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                  @mickb1

                  Posted by Rob Rimmer on 05/02/2018 11:58:56:

                  I also inherited a drill-press from a friend, but only a cheap and nasty one (the drill-press, that is laugh)

                  Rob

                  I've been using a cheap and nasty drill press for over 20 years. It does what's needed, and I can't see that spending money on a better one would be justified, until it becomes unusable.

                  The important thing is to get on and do stuff.

                  Edited By Mick B1 on 05/02/2018 18:34:27

                  #339929
                  Grindstone Cowboy
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                    @grindstonecowboy

                    Murray – near the new Booths supermarket, so we are possibly within walking distance of each other.

                    Mike – absolutely, it's probably not as bad as I've described in any case, and it has to be preferable to a hand drill. Now, I just have to tidy the immediate area to the stage where I can use it without having to balance one foot on an old car battery whilst supporting a bicycle with my elbow.

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                    Annia Palmer
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                      @anniapalmer22032

                      Hello Rob,

                      Welcome to the forum.

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