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Monthly Archives: October 2008
When you know its not going to be your day!
Well I wasn’t feeling at my best today so I better say that at the outset….BUT…..have you ever tried to do something you have easily done before, only to have one problem after another? Well I have in the … Continue reading
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Mixed Fortunes in the workshop
I had a short session of about 90 minutes in the workshop yesterday morning, carrying on with my ‘secret’ project………before going sea fishing with my brother Steve and his son Adrian (see if your interested). I have also … Continue reading
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Tagged boiler, dies, Fowler, hornplates, planning, projects, taps
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Back in the workshop for two sessions today!
cam blanks Well my recovery has gone well and I managed a session this morning before getting another albeit short session this afternoon.
Email from Chris re Mills diesel and an interesting idea!
Hi Mike I was very interested in your Mills project, mainly because it is such a great little engine. Your product looks absolutely excellent and I can only imagine how much research and hunting for materials must have been needed. … Continue reading
Work to start again in the workshop soon
Well I have returned from whence I came….unfortunately I am not well enough yet to restart work but I did manage to get to sit down for ten minutes and just smell the oil…..ahhhhhh…….
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