Die Filers

Sorry, gave mine to Tony Jeffree some while ago when he'd upset me

-- Regards,

John Stevenson Nottingham, England.

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...and I passed it on to Tim ;-)

Regards, Tony

OK, who'se going to be next ??

Tim

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A die filer that behaves like a virus? Well it is in Suffolk now so I suppose it's the place to be.

Charles

Its a much-travelled machine. Maybe time it wrote its memiors ;-)

Regards, Tony

When I had one, I could never find files for it. It had to go to free up bench space.

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ps Charles, did you get my email re the J&S guard ?

Aaahhh a rotary die filer it's that dizzy...................

OK I'll get me coat........................

-- Regards,

John Stevenson Nottingham, England.

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Bench space? What's that? I lined all 4 walls of my cellar workshop with nice heavy benches about 3 years ago & now I can't find them...I know they're in there somewhere though...

Regards, Tony

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Probably eloped with John's floor

AWEM

I didn't realise that you could suffolkate a virus. 8^)

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I have one which sounds similar. Some years ago we took over a company which had one of these in it's plant list. When I expressed interest my tool maker was most disparaging! "Harrumph" he said " can't call yourself an engineer if you need one of those". That's why it's in my shed. Cant remeber how to put a photo on here so email me, Charles, with exactly the bit you would like a picture of. I'll put a picture on Flickr.

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Andy

Many thanks, that's the baby. I'll come back to you in a week or so and ask for a couple of pictures of the overarm and how the file is held in it. So anytime that you're down that end of the shed with a camera snap a photo or two please!

I've been sent this ad from Model Engineer which is instructive:

Charles