In article , mark writes
Yes, I got a 0-6.5mm one from them recently and it seems pretty good.
Both "Page not found".
David
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Still snapping drills
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"David Littlewood" skrev i en meddelelse news: snipped-for-privacy@dlittlewood.co.uk...
Copy the whole link, not just the first line. It worked here.
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sorry guys, here they are again .
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all the best.mark
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In article , Uffe Bærentsen writes
Makes no difference - still not found.
David
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In article , mark writes
Yep, that worked. Second photo is a bit fuzzy though....
David
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If links are put between "", most newsreaders can handle them even if they spawn two lines.
Nick
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"David Littlewood" skrev i en meddelelse news: snipped-for-privacy@dlittlewood.co.uk...
My guess is that the important feature on the photo is the 6 holes.
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If you are using Outlook Express I find it is best to increase the text wrap settings. Go Tools/Options/Send /news sending format. Click send plain text & set the Automatically wrap text at about 132. Do the same for mail sending format if you wish. You can then send addresses up to 132 characters long OK. It works well for me, If I wish to wrap text shorter I just use the enter button.
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yep that is one of the many failed designs of nozzles for my waste oil heater ...
second picture is of the inside and holes converging still in the hex shape...very hard to take pics down a 30mm deep hole ...and get the flash down there .
the next step and new part was drilling 0.6 holes ...I chickened out and bought MIG nozzles ...and screwed them in ...looked like a cows udder .........that was still a failed design though ...lol ... just posted the pics to show that drilling small holes a long way ...isnt all that difficult with a good chuck and lube ....even in hard stuff like stainless.
All the best.....mark
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Another approach is to drill big holes and selectively block them up, as here :
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Wouldn't have thought copper a very good material for wear, though.
-adrian
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On or around Wed, 06 Jun 2007 11:37:50 -0700, mark enlightened us thusly:
coo, thanks. I've ordered...
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you wont be disapointed
remember to degrease the arbor and chuck before you bang them together .
all the best..mark
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me too! You should be on a finder's fee ;-)
Dave
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Wayne...
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I've finally managed it:) :) a new 1.2mm cobalt drill with the rake taken off the cutting edges, peck drilling.
Happy Days Alan