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I use a 1 - 10mm keyless chuck on my lathe, probably a far eastern one,

not had any problems with it.

I

How about clamping it between two pieces of plywood and using a hole saw?

Mark P.

Mr Philips must have been the navigation officer.

Mark P.

I used to use an Austin mini brake adjusting spanner when I had my WM16.

Mark P.

Spare a thought for those of us who suffer with dyscalcula, not everyone is a mathematical genius.

Mark P.

Hi John, mine is about 6 years old, I don't think that they would change

the spec but a call to Warco would confirm it.

Regards Mark P.

Hi John, the belts are A750 and A900, that's what fit my Warco VMC.

Regards Mark P.

Hi Dave, you could probably get a new board from Arc Euro trade.

Regards Mark P.

Being time rich and monetary poor, I tend to use scrap bin materials.

Mark P.

Would it be the same for magnetic chucks?

Mark P.

If it was mine I would steam clean it.

Mark P.

John, have a look on ebay, loads there and I think

that Machine Mart sell motors cheaper than £400.

Mark P.

How about buying a longer similar one and cutting it down? Worked for m

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Thanks, looks like I'm stuck with W10 then.

Mark P.

As an aside, can you downgrade from W10 to W7 on a preinstalled laptop?

Happy Christmas to all. Mark P.

I tend to grind all mine at about 10°, works for me.

Mark P.

Neil Young has quite a layout too.

Mark P.

Manny, I started with a WM16 it gave me good service, I traded up to a VMC

as it was more to my needs plus I'd moved house and had a bigger

workshop. I also have a Warco WM250 lathe they both do all I ask of them.

Mark P.

Don't suppose that it could be based on a metronome?

Mark P.

I'm currently building the Muncaster slipper head horizontal engine from scratch but with a piston valve instead of the slide valve. All parts have been machined from steel and cast bar rather than aluminium. The flywheel is a 5'' cast iron trolley wheel.

Mark P.