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lol... Good job!

Very inspiring thread, I've enjoyed every bit of it. Thanks for setting it up.

Oh boy..just hold on til I get my sunglasses... Oh look at that..That is stunning work. Incredible.. Well done fella, beautiful work..

Absolutely beautiful, well done.

Has she another sister?? looks like the one above is spoken for. lol..... A keeper for sure, great work. Fair play to her.

Get well soon Scott & best wishes from Ireland. One step at a time with the recovery.

That's wonderful jewellery Jonathan. There's a real Celtic feel to the work. Very well done.

Oh that's interesting. Very nice work. Can you talk me through the braided handle. I would love to learn more on how that was done. Thanks for any input.

A most enjoyable thread, thanks for setting up and sharing. I would love to do something like that someday but alas, one step at a time.

Beautiful work & a very interesting thread. Well done Mick

Thoughts & prayers with you fella.. Get well soon.

Wow..that's something else.. Very nice work particularly the steady hand using the plasma...that torch is in good order!. Just out of curiosity, what plate thickness were you cutting there?

I wouldn't even think twice about it...Get it & enjoy tinkering with it. I've a lot of time for these old girls. Far too many machines end up as scrap where in my opinion it's an absolute waste & a shocking end to perfectly good machines. You'll find use for it.....Better to be looking at it than looking for it.. I've 6 lathes btw lol

You should be so proud of that work Mr Dillon it's absolutely stunning! The lines on that are so impressive. There's an elegance and a flow on that piece that works so well together. I love it. Very well done.

Good job... I love the OOuuppp's moment..lol Don't worry, I got away in time....

That is a wonderful piece of work. A real cracker that.

You're welcome fellas! Glad to have mentioned it.

Make sure you leave the back jaw of your vice clear of the work top edge so that work can be tightened up without striking the bench. I've done up a small sketch that explains it best... Hope this helps

Very interesting topic & very well executed. Good job.

Oh that's stunning work. I like that a lot, very inspiring. Well done.

Many thanks Jim, I'm very pleased with the outcome and looking forward to setting her up good and proper will a good set of tooling. There's a good thread on this topic already set up with some really neat ideas.