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4 weeks ago

Our newest team member Druce putting the final touches on a new PB4 install ... See MoreSee Less

Our newest team member Druce putting the final touches on a new PB4 install

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I rebuilt a few of those back in the day 🤣

Good job

3 months ago

A local farmer, brought in a bearing journal that needed a quick repair. Well it’s always good to be kept on our toes on the machining front. ... See MoreSee Less

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That an older Poreba?

Nice Job Godie

Nice job Gordon

4 months ago

Young Cirhil, cleaning up some grinding tyres on the old but strong 💪🏽 Poreba lathe. ... See MoreSee Less

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Facing job with Lathe Machine I like this type of job

4 months ago

Gordie out with the metal spray, repairing a worn seal surface, making it look too easy. ... See MoreSee Less

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That poor lathe bed!

Good job

5 months ago

Napier Engineering’s new CNC band saw cutting away, making easy work for Gabe. ... See MoreSee Less

5 months ago

Good things grow in Hawkesbay ... See MoreSee Less

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Wow that's awesome...where is it now?

Where's that for

Would’ve been nice to see out in the public… and hopefully it will with stand some of the strong gusts of wind we are having now but in saying all of that it’s really beautiful 😍

how imagine work

Where is this placed please

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7 months ago

Always something different and a challenge, welding up and machining a new spigot on a filter door. ... See MoreSee Less

1 years ago

A great day in the bay to take some photos and with some of the team around and a couple of new machines getting ready to go to their new home. ... See MoreSee Less

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Have a great day

Great photos 👍

Looking good legends

1 years ago

The Dahlih Mill getting the job done 🫡 ... See MoreSee Less

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The end result is a shear pin that has been milled down to 280mm, still weighing in at 900kgs 😱

Good job

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