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zeppelin builder
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silly old - ????
25.4_mechanic
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Yes, but that's certainly for making money, isn't it?
Then the work should be bearable ...
Great machine by the way, congratulations.
With the lift also for heavy dogs or when it pinches your own back.
Carsten
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Where from and how much if you dont mind me asking
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Nice lady today gave me two cameras.
Pentax Dig camera.
With a 64MB memory card.
Sadly I do not have a PSU or a lead to link it to the computers.
Oh well.
This camera bag zip was seized, you could just see a camera inside.
A lot of patients, and candle wax I had it open
A full bag.
Iford 35MM camera, it seams to be working.
A few accessories.
Top Left
Alloy 35mm Film canister, a flash, box of bulbs, a 8pin din lead(?) Flash cube (unused) a nice auto timer, remote activator., a thing, a white plastic stick(?) and another box of flash bulbs.
The full range of instructions.
Flash and light calculator.
The Auto timer.
Pentax Dig camera.
With a 64MB memory card.
Sadly I do not have a PSU or a lead to link it to the computers.
Oh well.
This camera bag zip was seized, you could just see a camera inside.
A lot of patients, and candle wax I had it open
A full bag.
Iford 35MM camera, it seams to be working.
A few accessories.
Top Left
Alloy 35mm Film canister, a flash, box of bulbs, a 8pin din lead(?) Flash cube (unused) a nice auto timer, remote activator., a thing, a white plastic stick(?) and another box of flash bulbs.
The full range of instructions.
Flash and light calculator.
The Auto timer.
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Don't forget to include a 2B pencil in the tool kit. Rub the lead on the spark plug electrode to help the spark if you are having trouble starting.A couple of British new old stock spark plug wrenches. Needed one of this type for the Bantam bike tool kit. Worth a £5'er for the pair.
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Well, I seem to learn something new every day, Thanks.
I've always kept a spare plug or two with my bike's in the past. Don't know where it came from, but my Dad always had this spark plug sand blasting cleaner. It was used a lot back in the day, especially for fouled plugs on the lawnmowers.
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I don't know what make it is as there are no markings. Is yours marked ?
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An old Clansman desktop key for cheap, because it's a bit ratty and needed some bodgery care and attention.
Fixed the cracked plastic nut inside - this seems to be a really common failure point on them.
Three blobs of hot glue sorted that out - it's unlikely I'll ever put it through the demands of some military exercise, so good enough.
Still needs a bit of a clean, and replace the flat bit of the knob, but that can happen later...
At first, I wasn't too impressed with the feel of the key, but the available adjustments on it sorted it right out.
Fixed the cracked plastic nut inside - this seems to be a really common failure point on them.
Three blobs of hot glue sorted that out - it's unlikely I'll ever put it through the demands of some military exercise, so good enough.
Still needs a bit of a clean, and replace the flat bit of the knob, but that can happen later...
At first, I wasn't too impressed with the feel of the key, but the available adjustments on it sorted it right out.
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Ok, cough up, what is it ?
Makes flat things round and can fold edge on the round things too.
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I bet a nut could be 3D printed! Have you looked on Yeggi / Thingiverse etc in case anyone has already posted the file up?
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The later keys used to come wit a field service kit, the nut was part of the kit. Later keys had a alloy or brass one.
The Clansman radio kit was often slated for being rubbish, but was a good but of kit. But it was so often used in the wrong configuration.
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It will earn a little bit of money but mainly its for our own dogs and perhaps me when I get older!Yes, but that's certainly for making money, isn't it?
Then the work should be bearable ...
Great machine by the way, congratulations.
With the lift also for heavy dogs or when it pinches your own back.
Carsten
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Blobber
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I think it was groomers online and was about £1600 when we ordered it a few months ago, think they may have gone up now as most things have!
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You're good to your critters.
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I’m hoping you didn’t order that on a work computer….
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A box.
This was easy to get into.
It contained something all sane humans will like.
Bubble wrap. My day is fulfilled.
For those who do not have bubble wrap.
I have the answer.
www.bubblespop.netlify.app/
To fill the box and give the bubble wrap some purpose in life.
It was kept company by this.
This was easy to get into.
It contained something all sane humans will like.
Bubble wrap. My day is fulfilled.
For those who do not have bubble wrap.
I have the answer.
www.bubblespop.netlify.app/
To fill the box and give the bubble wrap some purpose in life.
It was kept company by this.
