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See you in an hour 🖖
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Definitely on for Sunday.
- 12:00 at the steps
- Ride east on the north bank to Thames barrier gardens
- Ian's making cocktails so bring some ingredients
- Ride back west on the south bank
- Stop off at the dog & bell in Deptford for a beer
- Fin
- 12:00 at the steps
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Why not both? Been chatting to Ellis and Max today and we're still keen. Ride on Sunday 14th with park cocktails ala @general_greyharbour, maybe a trip out to the Thames barrier or Ali Pally. Then mega fixie shred in August...
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I like the fact that we're all grown up now and this will be a day time event instead of tyskies and bagels at midnight
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100% Yes
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Have you still got the undrilled fork?
If so what's the steerer length/ dibs if 240+mm
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It looks like that manual may hold the secret, it seems there it a lever you need to pull at the same time as the start button to start the motor, I'll give it a go tomorrow!
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I've tried the emergency stop but nothing changes, the only switch/button that seems to do anything is if you hold the green button the tool lamp comes on
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Thanks @ljmorgan ! I've got some experience wiring in 3 phase workshop machinery but not a huge amount and feel that diagnosing whether or not the motor works is probably a bit out of my comfort zone. I'll checkout the site and see if anyone has any knowledge of this model. It sure is @Biggles567 , the whole of our workshop is also still wired up with old ceramic fuses which are a bit terrifying. Good shout @rj the only thing that makes me doubtful is that there seems to be no electrical humming coming from the lathe at all which I have come to expect from old 3 phase machines
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