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Blimey is SWMBO cooking that badChild proof toaster/kettle..
socket turns off the outlets between 2359-0700 and stops you turning them on unless you disable the child lock.
On account of someone attempting to make them-self toast unsupervised
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I cleared my shed work benches then filled them again..... seems I have run out of room 
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I cleared my shed work benches then filled them again..... seems I have run out of room
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The eternal battle.
Btw, your workshop looks shockingly tidy. Very cosy looking. 
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If you can see any surface they are not fullI cleared my shed work benches then filled them again..... seems I have run out of room
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Beer/Wine ice bucket for my mrs Company.
Some sort of issue causing soot. Hard to say whether it was the scotchbrite (although I cleaned with acetone) or a gas issue. Either way I need to check connections and lines. I've got a feeling I may have a hole somewhere in the torch cable.
Probably would of looked better if I glued the letters on but didn't have anything suitable.
Some sort of issue causing soot. Hard to say whether it was the scotchbrite (although I cleaned with acetone) or a gas issue. Either way I need to check connections and lines. I've got a feeling I may have a hole somewhere in the torch cable.
Probably would of looked better if I glued the letters on but didn't have anything suitable.
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If it is not he is going to love you
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Yes, bloody Americans.
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That's a mythical creature isn't it?
Edit: Actually I have seen one once long ago in the garage, stable and shed.
Edit: They were grey.
Now I'm no expert, in fact I'm very much in the learning stage for Tig. I can't even tell if that's stainless or aluminium.
Brad, is there any reason you could not have drawn around the letters and drilled 3 small holes from the front, inside the lines of each letter, then plug welded from the back?
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Yes that probably would of been a good way of doing it. This is just a freebie job so I didn't want to sink too much time into it.
There probably would of been some distortion resulting in more grinding/polishing required.
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Pan head would be better but if thats all youve got use them!
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Just fitted the bracket for the ropes which has made the back of the cab a tiny bit tidier:
Parked in the badlands of Bedfordshire tonight and it's a bit quiet tomorrow so I've been told to have a steady drive north in the morning, whereupon my next task is to somehow fit a spare "H" frame to the suzie rack so I can store my sheets and sweeping brush and numerous other tranclements up out of the way.
Parked in the badlands of Bedfordshire tonight and it's a bit quiet tomorrow so I've been told to have a steady drive north in the morning, whereupon my next task is to somehow fit a spare "H" frame to the suzie rack so I can store my sheets and sweeping brush and numerous other tranclements up out of the way
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