The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Yes, but why pack 3 bits of paper single ply, single use, bio degradable in them?
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pedrobedro
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Especially if you've had biscuits brown. Any contract on them is legally binding.
angellonewolf
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i dout im due any more luck for a while
angellonewolf
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Olderisbetter
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Got a load of old 19mm plywood and used two bits to make a wall tidy for my grinder wheels and bits.
James1979
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Is that just a generic pedal?
Tangledfeet
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Not any more it isn't; it's my SPECIAL pedal!
(But, yeah, aside from that it is; bought it from good old Radio Spares!)
James1979
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Cool. I want a pedal for mine. It’s only dc tig but I find them easier. Do you have a link please?
Tangledfeet
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@James1979 You'll need imperial hex keys to get into it... I don't have any so had to resort to Torx! It's the wee silver screws on the side, not the screws on the base.
Arc Tourist
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Yesterday at one of the the "Home Bargains" shops here in South Wales, I noticed the word LOCTITE on this 30 metre roll of 2" wide tape. For £1.99 I took a punt and bought a roll. It sticks as well as the Gorilla brand tape which costs a heck of a lot more, so a bargain indeed. 
Tangledfeet
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I just hope that your new bargain tape doesn't leave the horrid, sticky residue that Gorilla tape does; I've got a few wee rolls of the Gorilla tape and I don't like using it at all! I guess its fine if you're never going to be removing it.
Arc Tourist
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All I can ask is that tape does its job and stick well. If necessary to remove and there is some sticky residue left, there's always "Goo Gone", which works a treat in cleaning a variety of sticky stuff off.
Tangledfeet
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WD-40 Is my default for removing sticky residue!
Edward Teach
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Today I acquired a brass bodied thermometer.
MattF
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I'm resisting all the childish jokes.
It is actually quite good for that. For flushing the crap out of rusty stuff too, as you work it in.
Moose McAlpine
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Munkul
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Courtesy of @pressbrake1, a travelling steady for my M400 lathe
It wasn't quite this clean when he sent it, mind it'll stay this clean too, I'll probably never use it! But always nice to have.
It wasn't quite this clean when he sent it, mind
it'll stay this clean too, I'll probably never use it! But always nice to have.I actually got this 6 months ago but only just got it working. It's a dennings pto sawbench, it originally had the tractor at 90° to the blade but I modified it with a 90° gearbox and moved the 3pt linkage to the end., it allows access to both sides when cutting. Changed the old bronze bushes to pillow block ball bearings.
