The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Finally!
A tin of black powder
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Yes, Kasenit No.1
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I've had the search running on eBay for easily two years. This is the first tin with contents that I've seen. Now, what can I do with it?
I keep meaning to look for some to try case hardening.
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Ceramic Flap Discs:
10 of them for £15.87
Will give them a go & see if they're any good
Couldn't really afford 3M Cubitron atm
10 of them for £15.87
Will give them a go & see if they're any good
Couldn't really afford 3M Cubitron atm
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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A kitchen sieve thing, board paste and hand wipes.
The sieve is not going to be used in the kitchen, but in my metal melting fun.
This black thing. This is worth a small fortune to me.
Well the Bosch died.
arther dailey
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RIP bosch
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20 odd years ago when I sold tools for a living I purchased a job lot of Makita look alike grinders for £5 each, sold them very quickly at £10 each, had a complaint a couple of months ago that the grinder I sold him had packed up!
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winchman
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I do get my own back with him as I bough two cars from him, one I have had 6 years and about 70,000miles later I still complain he sold me a dud with bald tyres, I think its on its third set.
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I try to not sell anything to anyone I know
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I like to think I wouldn’t sell anything I wouldn’t be happy to buy
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Is it Christmas? It certainly feels like it today.
…………………………….
Just waiting for the 24 bottles of beer that my neighbour is collecting for me.
Party anyone?
A Toast !
" Here's to ridding the world of the curse of liquor, glass by glass "
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Today I acquired a brazing hearth and a rather nice Viceroy grinder
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I recall those items from my school days.
The grinder was used with a heavy oil to re-grind wood working blades.
Nice find.
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I could probably use one of those depending on sizing, have you got a link to where exactly in China sold it please?
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where from a schoolToday I acquired a brazing hearth and a rather nice Viceroy grinder
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whats theflamefast run off propane or natural gas .if natural u can run them off propane but there a bit finiky to light the price of jets if u want to convert cost a fortune 