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(10-03-2016, 08:53 PM)PixMan Wrote: [ -> ]Titan is close enough to me, but I get mixed reviews of their end mills. For home shop guys I'm sure they're fine, it's commercial shop owners who know what a carbide end mill should do and try to push them harder who aren't all pleased with them. Assuredly, far better than any unknown import.

They seem better than anything else I've tried. They give a good cut, last a long time (unless I do something stupid) and usually are here within a day or two. I probably don't drive them hard enough to know what the true performance is. The are a lot better than the ones I got from Enco, McM-C, Shars, Grizzly and the other suppliers .

Evening Lads 


I have a few new additions to the workshop , a tad to heavy for ups/royal mail 













Rob 

Wow, wow and wow, a Bridgeport and a Colchester Triumph.
Whose a lucky lad then      
 
DaveH

Cheers Dave 

I wonder if anyone on here are in the market for a Boxford AUD lathe and Boxford Shaper   ?  I have ran out of floor space 


Rob

(10-07-2016, 11:51 AM)RobWilson Wrote: [ -> ]Evening Lads 

I have a few new additions to the workshop , a tad to heavy for ups/royal mail 

Rob 

(10-07-2016, 01:02 PM)RobWilson Wrote: [ -> ]Cheers Dave 

I wonder if anyone on here are in the market for a Boxford AUD lathe and Boxford Shaper   ?  I have ran out of floor space 


Rob

Not really .......... the shipping 

However,  I like the pink shovel 

DaveH

Some real machinery there
What sort of money is the shaper
John

Nice upgrades Rob!!!!

Ed

WOW. Just WOW!!

I cannot find a "you suck" emoticon that is truly appropriate here!

Welcome back Rob - I'm glad to hear that the stories of your demise were premature I too like your choice of seaside accessories.