slim_boy_fat
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^^ Indeed he was 
(come on Mat, try to keep up 
. The Arms is open, have one on me 
)
(come on Mat, try to keep up . The Arms is open, have one on me )
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Tupers
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No missing bolts just a bit of fluff that looks like a hole from a distance.That's a hefty lump
zx9
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@Barking Mat is all this equipment you are buying is just an excuse to get around your lock down, collecting essential items from the next department just a little three hour spin in the motor. 
Barking Mat
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Wurth rock.
dan.taylor.1
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Some wurth stuff is great, they do a black superglue for sticking bike grips on, it's mega stuff. Some of it is just a bit overhyped and overpriced
James1979
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You are lucky you have better access than we do. I remember seeing wurth shops in france
Barking Mat
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We used to have a Wurth rep, but the company deemed too expensive.
We now have Berner, don't rate there stuff at all, and I'm sure it's more expensive.
But the company dictates.
Wedg1e
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There used to be an excellent hand cleaner by Sabesto which was rebranded by Wurth; then it changed from being orange-based to white pumice-type stuff (but still excellent), now they've apparently reworked it to remove the 'bits' to help the water pollution, and I hear it's nothing like as good as either of the previous formulae... so I've gone over to Swarfega. Which also used to be fantastic but is now merely good, so either they changed it or muck is getting muckier 
Hood
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The rep I had for a while did up your way as well.
Hood
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Aye, I have that, used to be brilliant, now its slimy and doesn't work nearly as well.There used to be an excellent hand cleaner by Sabesto which was rebranded by Wirth; then it changed from being orange-based to white pumice-type stuff (but still excellent), now they've apparently reworked it to remove the 'bits' to help the water pollution, and I hear it's nothing like as good as either of the previous formulae... so I've gone over to Swarfega. Which also used to be fantastic but is now merely good, so either they changed it or muck is getting muckier
Onoff
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There used to be an excellent hand cleaner by Sabesto which was rebranded by Wirth; then it changed from being orange-based to white pumice-type stuff (but still excellent), now they've apparently reworked it to remove the 'bits' to help the water pollution, and I hear it's nothing like as good as either of the previous formulae... so I've gone over to Swarfega. Which also used to be fantastic but is now merely good, so either they changed it or muck is getting muckier
Best I ever used I think was called "Solopol" or something like that, had ground up walnut shells in it, it was magic.
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Did the citric free it up?
Pete.
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No, but the mapp torch did
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I was after some more tool holders.. but £15-20 each, I dont really need them, or have space for more on the shelf. Then Amazon poped up with these
So I bought all five for 28 quid
And then these pop up.. dcmt pcd inserts, I have ordered a couple.
www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07XRFXZ6D
So I bought all five for 28 quid
And then these pop up.. dcmt pcd inserts, I have ordered a couple.
www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07XRFXZ6D
