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Wow, for me this plasma to 4mm is ok and used it on 3mm and t was a doddle, will do thicker with OA or take it for Waterjet or Laser if I really have to. Seems that ya need to get on the Eurostar soon ;)

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I see they have this one now too...

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Price tag £586.33 inc.VAT, but there are no details on the specs though. No techsheet to download either....

Check out this one.

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I wanted to mention that there is something not right here(price tag £786.08 inc.VAT)..... but check this out
No need for air supply - built in air compressor.
Cool huh? But again, no tech sheet to download.....
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Picked up the rear suspension for the project today :) Porsche 924 based with ventilated disks and integrated handbrake drums :D
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The place is starting to look like something....
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The Beta cart arrived, it's a TANK! Here it is with the plasma cutter on the tray. This is my bodywork and sheet metal trolley
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Content pictures to follow

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Fork!! Now that there workshop and tools is something to be really proud of!! :shock: :shock:
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Fhanx Blitz :drunks: I did not like the idea of a pile of :bn:

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For those that don't know Clecos, they are temporary fasteners for holding panels when you drill them for spot-welds, screws or pop rivets.
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Rumour has it that you will be starting a ACVW restoration shop quite soon :twisted:
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Don't start them rumors Blitz :huh: :roll:
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I read with intrest how this "workspace" is growing but havnt seen a invite for "dak nat maak" or have i missed it ??? :wink:
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Vasbyt manne, vasbyt ;) No ya did not miss it, still to happen in the near future....

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Really starting to take shape and looking flippin awesome!! Never heard of "clecos" - now I know but would love to seem them in use......perhaps you show us a shot when you use them? :oops:
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Clecko's----- Amazing tools. used by the avaition industry and sheetmetal fabrication shops. Application does'nt stop at metalworking either. Can be used on any type of composite panel as well as a temporary fixing system.
Pop into any aircraft repair or manufacturing facility and you will see forests of cleckoes sticking out of panels under repair or replacement.

Best way to describe them is to call them removable pop rivets
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damn, your set up is badass....................I'm jealous.
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