Today I acquired...........

[dobbslc]

i hope that was not for fixing a punchure

In that instance ^ the puncture repair plug would've been best inserted into the car owners ring piece not the tyre...

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

i hope that was not for fixing a punchure

You can’t fix a puncture with biscuits, what ever gave you that idea

Oh lordy, no.

Just a quick jumpstart of a car, not far from that person.

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

In that instance ^ the puncture repair plug would've been best inserted into the car owners ring piece not the tyre...

That asse whole has left.
This was for helping a family, who had the braves to walk up and ask me if I could help.

 

[dobbslc]

Yeah i know ^

 

[nickk]

Following on from my request for recommendations,these arrived today.

 

[Kram]

41-53v 56-65a 3kw power supply

 

[Jan-DIY]

Today rolled the dices if the Transtig gets sold working or breaking it for spares.

Now need to unscrew many TX screws.
That’s gambling.

 

[DAPPH]

View attachment 266668 Following on from my request for recommendations,these arrived today.

I can recommend the Faithfull wheels of that style . they zip through 4 inch damp concrete no problems including any 10 to 20 mm rebar inside .. go even better in dry stuff like pavers & slabs , the 100 mm blade is excellent thin steel sheets & aluminium if your masked up .

 

[Pete.]

I can recommend the Faithfull wheels of that style . they zip through 4 inch damp concrete no problems including any 10 to 20 mm rebar inside .. go even better in dry stuff like pavers & slabs , the 100 mm blade is excellent thin steel sheets & aluminium if your masked up .

Well, they would cut through 4" if they were 300mm wheels. A 230mm wheel will only cut about 65mm deep.

 

[zzr1200]

I ordered these on the 19th Dec via Amazon from America they arrived today. Fairly expensive at £127.00 incl postage/import duty.

Made by William's Tools and Bahco who are owned by Snap-on, only time will tell of they are the same quality as their more expensive Snap-on cousins.

 

[8ob]

I acquired a nice stick of oak off a job, about five feet in diameter and no shake. Seems a shame to send it off for firewood.

Bob

 

[Bullet2012]

I acquired a nice stick of oak off a job, about five feet in diameter and no shake. Seems a shame to send it off for firewood.

Bob

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oooh can I have a slice please

 

[Slowcoach]

I got this a few weeks ago, but only this week have I got the heavy lump out of the car. No not the mower chassis.





Oops, wrong pic.

 

[zzr1200]

I acquired a nice stick of oak off a job, about five feet in diameter and no shake. Seems a shame to send it off for firewood.

Bob

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That needs to go into a dry corner somewhere on the estate for a while, then natural edge slabs cut for table tops.
Money in the bank...

 

[brightspark]

That needs to go into a dry corner somewhere on the estate for a while, then natural edge slabs cut for table tops.
Money in the bank...

like namely 1 year per inch to naturaly season properly

 

[Welderpaul]

I acquired a nice stick of oak off a job, about five feet in diameter and no shake. Seems a shame to send it off for firewood.

Bob

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Shame for a big tree like that to be cut down. Older than time.

 

[fizzy]

Shame for a big tree like that to be cut down. Older than time.

I HATE seeing trees cut down. Especially big old trees like that.

 

[roblane65]

It's shame but then it's up to some one else to turn them into something just as good

I'd also love some of that oak

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

3 spring loaded hinges.
Got with help from here.



Being on call meant no play pen fun.

 

[dobbslc]

I acquired a nice stick of oak off a job, about five feet in diameter and no shake. Seems a shame to send it off for firewood.

Bob

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What's shake @8ob ?