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Nope...your discussing and justifying owning a £500 plastic spaghetti melter
Since when did buying, owning & using our boys toys require any justification?
Nope...your discussing and justifying owning a £500 plastic spaghetti melter
Sorry i am being a devil tonight...tis a very good idea actuallyWhen you work on probably 100s of rusty bolts per week its the little things that help The spaghetti melter is useful but I must admit this isn't one of the most useful designs. Still it does the job!
never...its the law to own without any good reason around hereSince when did buying, owning & using our boys toys require any justification?
That's the whole point! If we did anything the easy way we'd never get to play with all the toys!Nope...your discussing and justifying owning a £500 plastic spaghetti melter
What boring head is that?boring head
I'll give the drawers two coats of Bona Mega
Yes, it's a hard as nails floor finish used in domestic or light commercial use. They do one called Traffic that is harder still and used for sealing wooden floors in shops etc. I used it to seal the oak floors in the house as my mate used to be a sales repIt's nice, but it's not *that* nice.
Is the above an actual finish?
Yes, it's a hard as nails floor finish used in domestic or light commercial use. They do one called Traffic that is harder still and used for sealing wooden floors in shops etc. I used it to seal the oak floors in the house as my mate used to be a sales rep
It's only taken me 4 months to finish it. Made from offcuts. The mounting plate's warped and it's far from perfect but it beats using a hand ratchet hoist to drag stuff onto the trailer.
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Wiring yet to be completed. Maybe in another 4 months.