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Well, Mr DHL (In a plain van, like the one they'll take me away in lol) finally delivered my mitre saw. It's in the garage, photos to follow when I take delivery of a round tuit, ad it stops chucking it down, had a thinner shower in the bathroom.

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2 hours ago, Danjc said:

For helping remove the very stubborn screws on my SW ED80 holding the focuser on. 
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Concerned you will remove the paint with the use of a blow torch.
Would a hair dryer not be a safer bet, or are you beyond that stage?

 

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12 minutes ago, Uplooker said:

That is a lovely EP, it is one of my most used. You will have hours of fun with that one 👍

Thanks, I'm pretty excited about my first TV. It's a big step up from BST starguiders!

Just a question: do you manage to take in the whole FOV? I did a brief daylight test and I didn't seem to be able to see more than 80-90% of the field at once.

However I did manage to see details never before seen on the house at the other end of the street. Exciting stuff 😉 

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1 hour ago, Alan White said:

Concerned you will remove the paint with the use of a blow torch.
Would a hair dryer not be a safer bet, or are you beyond that stage?

 

A hair dryer would have been loads safer and I did try a few things but to no avail unfortunately so went for it very cautiously....😬

 

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1x 16G/byte (£4.96*) --->14380_midi.jpg.daa50e22d1b6e04070ed939a4337c94d.jpg and 1x 32G/byte (£6.63*) --->14381_midi.jpg.746ae2174d4b27fa1a02a89f566c13cb.jpg SD memory card...

...for my Nikon D80 & D40x DSLR camera bodies.

 

 

edit: forgot to mention they were purchased from https://www.morgancomputers.co.uk/ (price excludes VAT + P&P).

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23 hours ago, DaveS said:

Well, Mr DHL (In a plain van, like the one they'll take me away in lol) finally delivered my mitre saw. It's in the garage, photos to follow when I take delivery of a round tuit, ad it stops chucking it down, had a thinner shower in the bathroom.

Well, I also managed to take delivery of a round tuit, and it's stopped raining for the mo, so here are some photos.

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That is a BIG box, and as heavy as it looks. Opening it revealed

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A tray of bits and bobs. Taking the tray out revealed the main event.

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Looks complicated. After wrestling with the styrofoam packings (Which wanted to come out too) I managed to get the saw out of the box and onto the floor.

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Now going to RTFM, to avoid removing fingers, or even hands.

I have a horrible feeling that I may need to mitre the sole plates the hard way with a jig saw, as I think it will be too unbalanced in the mitre saw.

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21 minutes ago, DaveS said:

Well, I also managed to take delivery of a round tuit, and it's stopped raining for the mo, so here are some photos.

IMG_20191019_132854.thumb.jpg.1398fc38aacfd436cf2b3a531cd3feae.jpg

That is a BIG box, and as heavy as it looks. Opening it revealed

IMG_20191019_133011.thumb.jpg.9893acc97bba848303b7c8d3bdff55f0.jpg

A tray of bits and bobs. Taking the tray out revealed the main event.

IMG_20191019_133403.thumb.jpg.7b6e5737b6a307de0d8a0da754de5c6a.jpg

Looks complicated. After wrestling with the styrofoam packings (Which wanted to come out too) I managed to get the saw out of the box and onto the floor.

IMG_20191019_134144.thumb.jpg.963bef62ffb931f5929251b08ea803e6.jpg

Now going to RTFM, to avoid removing fingers, or even hands.

I have a horrible feeling that I may need to mitre the sole plates the hard way with a jig saw, as I think it will be too unbalanced in the mitre saw.

I have had a mitre saw for years it’s been one of the most used Power tools I have. 

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Post person delivered early today as I left home, only just opened the FLO parcel.
My much looked forward to 0.75 Dioptrx unit.
I hope my views will improve, may still yet need a Coma Corrector as well, you know how it never ends!

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Of course I may decide to have more than one Dioptrx as well to save messing about,
Butt at £92 each,perhaps not.

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10 minutes ago, Stub Mandrel said:

Torque wrench 🙂

You know, I've not used one of that sort of design for so long that it didn't occur to me.  I'm sure I must still have one somewhere though.

James

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