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winabbey
 Post subject: Re: GRILL SPACERS
PostPosted: Mon Jun 20, 2022 8:50 pm 
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A bulk quantity of spacers have been made via firefirey and should be with me in a week or so.

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Any problem in future I could turn them from black HDPE.

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Grille spacers have arrived. Just sourcing correct fixing screws then will announce purchase price and method in the For Sale section. Should only be a day or so.

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Even easier and quicker on a lathe.

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Steam wrote:
Even easier and quicker on a lathe.

A lot of things would be easier if we all had access to a lathe :D

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timmy201 wrote:
Steam wrote:
Even easier and quicker on a lathe.

A lot of things would be easier if we all had access to a lathe :D


Best $100 I ever spent, 25 years ago! Myford Super 7 bench lathe rescued from work. :mrgreen:

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timmy201 wrote:
Steam wrote:
Even easier and quicker on a lathe.

A lot of things would be easier if we all had access to a lathe :D

Been a fitter and turner for 30years and had my own lathe for 20 years and avoid it like the plague
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winabbey wrote:
Grille spacers have arrived. Just sourcing correct fixing screws then will announce purchase price and method in the For Sale section. Should only be a day or so.


Any available yet :D
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winabbey
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