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  1. mikeaidanh
    Greetings Jack Dusty and a welcome from an ex" wafu".
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    Greetings Dean from MIKE in Milton Keynes. Once upon a time I serviced aircraft on the old Grey Funnel Line.
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    Greetings Phil from Mike in Milton Keynes.
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    I love mine so much that I want a second that always cross cuts and the other is the ripper!
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    Hello Frosty, welcome! Where in the Uk are you? Best wishes, Mike in MK.
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    Chuck, I would like to join the group please. Mike.
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    Retired mine some time back. it is now fitted with a blade suitable for metal, rough cutting at that, and lives under my bench waiting for the rare occasions that I cut metal. I fell foul of the buying cheap and regretting it. lesson learned. I now have a Byrnes. Mike.
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    Greetings Richard, good luck with your build. Mike in MK.
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    Greetings John, Welcome. I knew a girl once in Harrogate but that now seems so long ago! Mike.
  10. mikeaidanh
    All sorted now. Jim Byrnes has kindly offered to send me a spacer with my current order. My TC blade inventory is now complete. My new spacer will allow me to use HSS slitting blades from Chronos, thanks Keith, when I need to. Once again thanks for all the input. End of thread.. Mike.
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    Thank you Mark but it was the finding rather than the searching that was giving me trouble! Thank you Keith. You hit the nail on the head when you mentioned carbide tips and I have just ordered from Jim Byrnes. I was trying to avoid this due to the postage costs but I gave in rather than waste anymore time. The slitting blade info that you sent will be very useful in the future and I thank you for it. I do not have a lathe but will search for the appropriate reducing washer at some point. Many thanks to one and all who responded to my request. Best wishes, Mike.
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    Thank you Thistle. I could buy direct from Jim Byrnes but I am trying to source blades either here in the UK or in Europe in general. I appreciate your input though. Mike.
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    Can any UK member tell me where to buy suitable blades for my Jim saw on this side of the pond? I have had no luck so far in my searches on line. Any help would be greatly appreciated. My thanks in anticipation, Mike.
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    Greetings Jim from another ex FAA. Virtually the same years as you. Hermes with 803 and Eagle with 800B. welcome to this excellent forum. Mike.
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    A hard worked boat. Brilliant!
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    Nice Pinnace Mobbsie! I too had great fun building that model. Good luck with "Pickle". I enjoyed that one as well!
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    A Crown Timber Yard equivalent in the UK please. Mike.
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    TBS-AACHEN are very good and easy to deal with. Mike.
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    Greetings George from Mike in Milton Keynes.
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    Hello Dave, There has been some bad things happening re pirating of plans recently. Suspicions are easily aroused. I am sorry if you found my remark upsetting and, no, you have not committed a faux pas. Welcome to this excellent forum and enjoy your model making. Mike.
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    Considering what is going on at the moment this is a rather odd request.
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    Greetings Norman, Long before Lossiemouth belonged to the RAF I had cause to get to know the Moray Firth area quite well. Happy days. Best wishes for your upcoming build and your membership of this excellent forum. Mike.
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    Chad, I think reposting your build log would be a great idea. What a terrific model! Mike.
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    My sincere thanks to everyone who responded to my request for information. Special thanks to those who provided sources and, in one case, actual material. The recommendation for The Trafalgar Companion was also much appreciated as this was something I had my eye on......a second hand copy will have to do! I should explain that am not looking to research this topic in depth but I felt the need for something meaty never the less. Thank you all, Mike.
  25. mikeaidanh
    Friends, I am looking for help. I wish to purchase the best, the most detailed, account of the Battle of Trafalgar. As you are all no doubt aware there are a great many books to choose from! So I am looking for recommendations from the Forum members. I await your deliberations with interest. Mike.

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