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Consider fabricating tool stands ?
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Onoff
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I really want to make a ring roller for the box section. Pretty sure I've seen some designs on here I can plagiarise!
seriesonewelder
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Must be the season for inspection lights as I've picked two up off the deck in the last couple of weeks. The Snap On one doesn't work - maybe needs charging, however the Sealy works after charging. Well pleased with that.
Maker
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I've never seen an electric one before, I've got an air one I never use because I'm not keen on air tools.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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One of those tools I wish I had every now and then but couldn't justify the outlay for a decent one for the odd times.
Now I've got it in the van it's probably going to see a lot of use.
Not a fan of air tools either.
I have a cengar saw. Only bought it for fitting deadlocks to the van.
That's the only airtool I've used more than Once.
dan.taylor.1
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^^ the exact reason I just got the one i saw on Facebook yesterday. It's only a b and d one but for the odd time it'll be used its fine. If I find I'm using it loads I'll sell this and upgrade.
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Neither first day on my jet ski since travel restrictions lifted in Scotland and come of first corner aparantly done some good damage that might require surgery to sort but they were impressed how I just carried on doing stuff the rest of the day so now have my bike stuck at my caravan as can’t pull the clutch in to ride it home
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Blue Chips
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My mojo is up also. New garage is finally ready to be stocked with all the tools and machinery in my storage unit, Starting the clear out tomorrow.
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I don't know if I'm feeling the cold more in my 'advanced temporal state,' but I am complaining about it more.
Arc Tourist
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My Wife's best friend and her husband moved to Houlton Maine a few years ago and lived along the river frontage. They didn't like the winters and relocated to Southern California, and now are thinking of returning to the UK as they don't like the smog. Surprisingly, even though I grew up in a warm climate, I don't seem to feel the cold as I'm getting older.I don't know if I'm feeling the cold more in my 'advanced temporal state,' but I am complaining about it more.
Blue Chips
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Houlton, Maine is colder in the winter than it is here in Brunswick, Maine (and it's cold enough here). That said, I lived in northern Minnesota for a few years, which is even colder than Houlton, so I don't really consider it too bad here in Brunswick...and we do get a lot of sunny days in the winter, which helps. Insulating and heating our garage/shop was also a big factor in reducing my whining about the cold.
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First welding project I have planned for the new garage will be a multi fuel stove.
