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Kram
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I can make out the letters CU25 but havent got a clue what they are. Do you have a link?
Phoned zoro about my filters. She cancelled the second one (which I wanted if they can get the correct type! Only been weeks on back order..
) And refunded the first. They dont want it back. I find it very funny that after a month waiting, they sent me one 6 years out if date 
Phoned zoro about my filters. She cancelled the second one (which I wanted if they can get the correct type! Only been weeks on back order..
) And refunded the first. They dont want it back. I find it very funny that after a month waiting, they sent me one 6 years out if date 
dan.taylor.1
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I mean why would you. A new reg is 20 quid for a cheap one, which if you're not using it hard every day it'll be fine. A really good one is like 50/60 for a dual stage one. Not worth mucking about with high pressure gas.
No, you see I wouldn't buy a cheap one....
James1979
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Do you have the murex cutting / welding book? I have a pdf if you pm me your email.
not teaching you to suck eggs but it’s a handy read.
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Moose McAlpine
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Bought some new picks.
I "needed" the long ones (actually just one of them) and couldn't resist the pink ones.
I "needed" the long ones (actually just one of them) and couldn't resist the pink ones.
Olderisbetter
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They are from Halfords
Halfords Advanced 7 Piece T-Handle Torx Set Modular Tray | Halfords UK
Shop the latest Halfords Advanced 7 Piece T-Handle Torx Set Modular Tray at Halfords UK
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Halfords Advanced 7 Piece T-Handle Hex Set Modular Tray | Halfords UK
Shop the latest Halfords Advanced 7 Piece T-Handle Hex Set Modular Tray at Halfords UK
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eLuSiVeMiTe
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Think I have a problem.
I couldn't walk away from this
Mint condition never used in anger
I couldn't walk away from this
Mint condition never used in anger
eLuSiVeMiTe
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Never been used other than trying to work out how to use itNice and looks in good conditionWhat is it?
Mpc2500
Sampler and 64 track midi sequencer. Sends note and control data to my synthisisers so I don't have to play it live and record to tape(or digital equivalent.)
Own it's smaller brother already
Means I don't have to unplug all the leads to use one in the lounge of an evening and projects are compatible with both
Nick DV
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Ahh, I see now. TBH most of this is beyond me but your set up looks pretty comprehensive
James1979
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Bought some new picks.
I like them. I have the short ones but need a longer set.
I know a guy who has a lot of the pink stuff. Reckons the amount that gets ‘borrowed’ is near zero now
I like them. I have the short ones but need a longer set.
Melvyn Best
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I treat picks as a workshop consumable , tried loads of different makes and have been pleasantly surprised by Rolson’s which have lasted way longer than my Snap On set. The ones from machine mart are rubbish
