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Got a Rexon bench drill that lives at work and thats really good

 

At home the weapon of choice is a 350W Rolson cheapo, by Christ has it done some work! I treat it as a portable tool! No guard anymore and the NVR switch died so I had to cobble one up with a spare enclosure, 230V contactor and couple of buttons (simple hold on circuit). I've drilled 6mm st/st plate with a 70mm Starrett before on it.

 

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I've also got this Ajax 3 phase bad boy given to me as a set of parts. It was apparently intact but the previous owner took it apart with the intent of converting to single phase but never did. Appears to be all there. 

 

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(Yes my garage is like my mind !)

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Every day without my shed is another day where I can't sit alone with my accumulated largely worthless but important-to-me crap that I'm storing in a rental unit. Only real valuable stuff are our RC cars, and I'm wondering if a year or more for the fully balance charged Lipos may have been too long. Hopefully they've survived.........but knowing my luck :/

I need my shed at home. ?

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On 23 June 2017 at 16:44, Onoff said:

Got a Rexon bench drill that lives at work and thats really good

 

At home the weapon of choice is a 350W Rolson cheapo, by Christ has it done some work! I treat it as a portable tool! No guard anymore and the NVR switch died so I had to cobble one up with a spare enclosure, 230V contactor and couple of buttons (simple hold on circuit). I've drilled 6mm st/st plate with a 70mm Starrett before on it.

 

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I am going to regret asking this, but what's the knackered tea tray on top for?

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43 minutes ago, ProDave said:

I am going to regret asking this, but what's the knackered tea tray on top for?

 

It's a handy parts holder, somewhere to put the chuck key, cutting compound, various bits and occasional mug of TEA if I'm lucky! 

 

Bit of a biatch to change speeds with it but then for most stuff I do one speed suits all! :)

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