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Hood
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Heat it with a blow torch, drop your trousers and it is ready to roast yer nuts?
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That was too easy ! Well sussed.
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Looks great but I hate to think what would happen if somone fell on the stairs, if it shattered, some of the peices could be very large impalement hazards
I have slipped on stairs before.
Hood
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It is hardened so will break into small rounded pieces like an old fashioned windscreen did.Looks great but I hate to think what would happen if somone fell on the stairs, if it shattered, some of the peices could be very large impalement hazards
I have slipped on stairs before.
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I was just about to reply to this but I've been beaten to it , worst case a bad bit of glass rash . You could throw a 2lb hammer at it and 99 times out of a 100 it'll bounce of .Looks great but I hate to think what would happen if somone fell on the stairs, if it shattered, some of the peices could be very large impalement hazards
I have slipped on stairs before.
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I don't need a lesson, my LR series went on the A13, pushed it out whilst driving and pulled over when i could.
Oh it was absolutely lashing it down. Its laminated now
Hood
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Had toughened laminated glass (bullet proof) on the doors of my Chiron, it exploded and I thought it was a shotgun had gone off inside my workshopI don't need a lesson, my LR series went on the A13, pushed it out whilst driving and pulled over when i could.
Oh it was absolutely lashing it down. Its laminated now
I will see if I can find a pic.
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Testing the baby saw with charged (but old) Lidl 4Ah battery. 9-10" log, it gets about 8 cuts maximum, slows a lot when the battery power drops.
Im not convinced cordless can replace petrol for this or big stuff but its ok for small branches and pruning where one batttery will do whole tree. Would be no good for blocking down.
Petrol made a log pile (which I previously offered to stack nicely, thankfully I didnt offer to split any of it!)
The stump is massive. Trying to cut at ground level is a challenge.
After sharpening I was getting dust so took a bit off the rakers.
I still need to rash up the rubbish pile.
Hood
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Here you go, seemingly it was caused due to when hardening the glass it has a slight bow to it and if when they laminate it they don't have the bow of the two sheets the same way then it causes stress and will often just explode, all I know is it was loud and I nearly crapped myself, I would have if I was closer
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I believe that video was for Kram's benefit.
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mtt.tr
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I was being facetious
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Yeah that'll do it!Here you go, seemingly it was caused due to when hardening the glass it has a slight bow to it and if when they laminate it they don't have the bow of the two sheets the same way then it causes stress and will often just explode, all I know is it was loud and I nearly crapped myself, I would have if I was closer
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It looks very nice but you will likely regret it, especially if there are kids/pets around as it will be impossible to keep clean!
We recently got a new pod shower fitted. They liked the look of the clear glass panel unit, I was against it but they bought it anyway. 2 months down the line they are really regretting it, you can see every water or soap stain & it always looks grubby, even with regular cleaning!
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What a brilliant Idea I am having that!
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Is that with the printed adapter on?
