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  1. 31-01-2016, 04:59 PM #1
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    Knocked up a few axle spacers...










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  2. 31-01-2016, 05:08 PM #2
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    Oooh nice.. Make your own captive ones
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  3. 31-01-2016, 05:11 PM #3
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    Yeah i can and will when i get a window lol. These are for the Harris to suit the cbr wheel with the new caliper mount that I made.

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    I can knock up captives in aluminium if anyone is after a set. Will need dimensions of your existing ones as a base. Drop me a pm if interested

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    Quote Originally Posted by Little Mick View Post



    Nice work, mate!!
    What's the lubricant/coolant stuff? Can you buy it in a spray can?
    I've only ever seen it on industrial type lathes etc.
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  6. 31-01-2016, 06:24 PM #6
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    Its soluble cutting oil. You can use kero in an old sauce bottle and trickle it on ir sone people use WD40 if you dont have a coolant system on yiur machine. Parting off requires it as does rurning of a fee materials depending on the tooling you use.

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  7. 31-01-2016, 06:39 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Little Mick View Post
    Its soluble cutting oil. You can use kero in an old sauce bottle and trickle it on ir sone people use WD40 if you dont have a coolant system on yiur machine. Parting off requires it as does rurning of a fee materials depending on the tooling you use.
    Thanks mate. I've always found WD40 a bit too thin and it seems to evaporate off pretty quickly.
    I'll have a look into the cutting oil.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sicko View Post
    Thanks mate. I've always found WD40 a bit too thin and it seems to evaporate off pretty quickly.
    I'll have a look into the cutting oil.
    Should be able to get it from most engineering places like gasweld and blackwoods

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  9. 01-02-2016, 10:07 AM #9
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    Just get the pukka legit cutting fluid. It makes for a better job and longer lasting tools. http://www.cedray.com.au/ this place in silverwater is the bomb ive found since i started working at my engineering internship. Also Austain fasteners if you need stainless bits and bobs. If using hand tools and drilling etc use some thicker Metal Cutting Compound, it applies like a grease and provides the lubrication and cooling you need.
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  10. 23-02-2016, 09:53 PM #10
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    Very nice!


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