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I'm not a fan of the cold but that sure is a beautiful part of the world you live in...

Fixed..

You cannot remove the key with the pannier open. PITA if you want to open both panniers at once..

Was about to ask if any cans of Dash were included on the sale....

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A friend of mine has an XTR with over 100k on the clock. Only problem he had was the primary drive nut on the crankshaft came loose which is not unheard of. My XTR is on 42k now and still solid, doesn't use oil or coolant. Those Italian engines are strong..

A steel mesh top with drip/mess tray underneath is not really ideal when parting off small parts as they will vanish into the sea of shavings. A flat smooth tray is about the best option.

Ah thanks, I'm not going to be making any knives, just wanting a light duty belt sander for burr removal and polishing or sharpening but will keep what you said in mind.

Thanks, see they got a branch in here PE. I might just borrow some designs here. Does one really need such a big motor? I was thinking of something smaller like a sewing machine motor and some skateboard wheels. Similar to those Worksharp machines..

Where does one buy the belts for these belt sanders?

Get well soon.. :thumleft:

Yes but not active on the forum.

Langhurst in Elliot. And Intaba lodge at the bottom of Barkley pass.

They are kak.. Do as Oshkosh says or get a dedicated cut-off machine..

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Some more...

I had an Optimate that also packed up. I couldn't get anybody to look at it so I took it to work for our elechicken to see what he could do. He found some chip inside had let the magic smoke out. Getting that particular chip was a mission so I tossed it and bought a National Luna and never...

Some work bike related stuff... T- handle allen keys for those hard to get to places. And a slide hammer with various attachments.

But then you have that tool for the rest of your life...

Not quite bike related but a simple bender that I made as an apprentice...