Looks like a beast. Not sure I'd have the confidence or skill to attempt using something like that.As mentioned in my earlier post, added a water flow to the dust outlet port. Simply a cheapo hose nozzle and a taper-turned fitting. Flow can be controled from nothing to full flow by turning the nozzle. I'll see if it works tomorrow. Powered up the motor and damn but it's noisy!
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Can't you just look up some recipes?
If this works can you let me know fitting you used? Got the same saw for some thick concrete.As mentioned in my earlier post, added a water flow to the dust outlet port. Simply a cheapo hose nozzle and a taper-turned fitting. Flow can be controled from nothing to full flow by turning the nozzle. I'll see if it works tomorrow. Powered up the motor and damn but it's noisy!
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yes its there you can choose witch one you prefere.
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It's fairly heavy but well balanced and has that big handle for accurate control. The weight is all you need to make the cut you only need to guide it. Just don't use it while wearing sandals and you'll be good
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Oh it'll work I'm sure my only question is how much water it needs to stop the dust, it's peeing down outside so no work today. The fitting might be a problem I made mine from a short length of 32mm Delrin rod on my lathe. The hole in the saw's port is 1" diameter, the hole for the hose nozzle starts at 20mm dia then I tapered it down to suit the nozzle (which I Araldited in place though it didn't need to be..). That fitting is also tapered on the outside so with a push/twist it fits securely into the saw's port and won't come out until you want it out. You would need to fabricate something similar. The nozzle I have cuts off the water flow when fully turned to the left, not sure if they all do that. I found it in a junk box so I'm not sure where it came from, maybe Amazon.
No pictures as it's not particularly exciting, but a new AEG integrated fridge/freezer, we've gone 4 years using what was meant to be a 'temporary' small plug in thing! With imminent arrival of second child, it's simply not going to be enough space so pushed us into actually replacing the damn thing.
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Visited the Lego store in Edinburgh earlier:
I know the guy who won the design competition for this one!..he um..he gets some money for each unit sold lol.Visited the Lego store in Edinburgh earlier:
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How much are we talking as a %?
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Probably one of the first times I added a like to a Lego picture. That Jaws is brilliant.Visited the Lego store in Edinburgh earlier:
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A watch stand made from some old pipe.
Did you buy that?
I'm liking the steampunk vibe to it, guessing you made it yourself ?
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In which case I would be impressed. If paid for, not so much
Watch Stand/holder,copper Pipe - Etsy UK
This Garage Storage item by Fromtheshedbymoore has 32 favourites from Etsy shoppers. Is dispatched from United Kingdom. Listed on 15 Aug, 2024
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Watch Stand/holder,copper Pipe - Etsy UK
This Garage Storage item by Fromtheshedbymoore has 32 favourites from Etsy shoppers. Is dispatched from United Kingdom. Listed on 15 Aug, 2024
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