bigegg
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That is the one and only Meccano set I ever owned.
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That is the one and only Meccano set I ever owned.
If we discount the multi-coloured plastic one, then thats the same for me too, aged 5 or 6 I think, a present in the mid 70's.
I still have whats left of it, in a metal biscuit tin (with pictures of London on it) in the loft. Remember my dad buying a new lot of nuts and bolts for it as I'd managed to lose most of the originals.
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God invented the blue bag , Adam wore it on cold days before he met Eve .
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Used to use those made by Hunger,to do Kingpins and link pins on the old Vw beetles and buses when I was younger…Yes, that's a piloted reamer. I would have said that that it was a precision tool when it was younger
Seadog
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I used to use them to size swinging arm bushes mainly BSA Bantam and Triumph Tiger Cub. Then I bought bigger ones and moved on to BSA timing side crankshaft bushes. It was quite lucrative, back in the day.
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I remember getting my 5TA done at a local engineering company, when I bought a BMW R100RS with adjustable taper roller winging arm bearings, it was a revelation.
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I once bought an old camera in a box of odds 'n sobs because it was in with something else I wanted. I noticed before I junked it that there was still a roll of film in it so I safely removed it and developed/printed it. It turned out to be pics of family groups taken somewhere in Canada back in, judging by the fashions, the 1930s at my best guess.
It never occurred to me at the time [it was 20=odd years ago] to return the images to the Auctioneers to see if they could trace the source and return them to the family. It might have come from a commercial 'house clearance' of course, so they wouldn't have bothered.
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Are you sure those aren't the same bottles of Newkie Brown you've posted before?
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Yes, because this fool posted the wrong image
Are you sure those aren't the same bottles of Newkie Brown you've posted before?
My Old Landy
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I popped into Lidl for a look and came out with a barrier post for when we move. At £15 I am not expecting high security but it will do until I can build something better.
www.lidl.co.uk
It is still it its box and will remain there until we move 
Heavy Duty Barrier Post - at Lidl UK
Heavy Duty Barrier Post - For blocking off individual areas Can be folded quickly, includes a locking function Robust steel construction with red
www.lidl.co.uk
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Last night I acquired a phone call from a customer. Machine making a funny noise. “Here we go….” Thinks I
Its grass season and nothing can wait till morning so it was started and finished last night / early hours.
he has acquired an invoice.
I have acquired this
Its grass season and nothing can wait till morning so it was started and finished last night / early hours.
he has acquired an invoice.
I have acquired this
bigegg
Scream Not Working Because Space Make Deaf
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I've checked, and it seems OK.
In reality, it probably won't be an issue: I'll only be testing my own stuff with it.
(So I don't need the recording bit, just knowing they're safe).
If I ever start doing PAT testing regularly (unlikely), I'll get a more modern one.
It was only £20!!!
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Some bits and bobs from my OH's grandfather's shed
I don't need any of these things, but that's no reason to turn them down, is it? Vice is a Record #3; I've already got 4 bench vices, but a fifth one can't hurt. One day I might even have space to have more than one attached to benches rather than just hiding them in the shed until I finally get round to moving house.
I don't need any of these things, but that's no reason to turn them down, is it? Vice is a Record #3; I've already got 4 bench vices, but a fifth one can't hurt. One day I might even have space to have more than one attached to benches rather than just hiding them in the shed until I finally get round to moving house.
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Collected these, this Afternoon. 2, Kismet Trolley Pumps. Bought them from , Facebook Marketplace. Cost a total , of £15.
One has been painted and needs resealed. The other is still in original paint and still has the ,Kismet name,on the frame.
One has been painted and needs resealed. The other is still in original paint and still has the ,Kismet name,on the frame.
