Moose McAlpine
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I only own one tool that says made in Russia, but i sure ain't chucking a £200+ grinder in the bin.
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I only own one tool that says made in Russia, but i sure ain't chucking a £200+ grinder in the bin.
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I have a black and Decker grinder that was made in Russia, would not knowingly by anything new from Russia now. My Dainese motorcycle leathers are marked made in Ukraine 
25.4_mechanic
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After you've polished it, for your office desk? ...
The pile with the current bills will surely only be half as high when you put this sweetie on it ....
Carsten
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MattF
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Not today, but this week.
I'm blaming @Kayos.
Been wanting some type of portable inflator for a while, so his post prompted me to get one. Only tried it on these tyres so far, (25psi),
but it seems quick, simple & effective. Set the desired pressure on the gauge, press & hold the trigger, & it switches off when it reaches the set pressure.
I'm blaming @Kayos.
Been wanting some type of portable inflator for a while, so his post prompted me to get one. Only tried it on these tyres so far, (25psi),but it seems quick, simple & effective. Set the desired pressure on the gauge, press & hold the trigger, & it switches off when it reaches the set pressure.
Kayos
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Not today, but this week.
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I'm blaming @Kayos.
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but it seems quick, simple & effective. Set the desired pressure on the gauge, press & hold the trigger, & it switches off when it reaches the set pressure.
Blaming me? You are the worst one on here....
I used it to convert my gravel bike tyres to tubeless, needed a blast of co2 to initially seat the bead but that has inspired another project.
I like it, managed to blow the tubeless tyres up once the sealant was in no issues
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Portable compressed air for cleaning stuff?
Kayos
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Half correct
angellonewolf
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pump up footballs etc?
Portable compressed air for blowing up your gentleman's pleasure dolls?
angellonewolf
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no not for that he.d need a bigger botttlePortable compressed air for blowing up your gentleman's pleasure dolls?
redlig
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As they have already got your cash why should they care what you do with it . However perhaps spending any more on Russian goods would only help their cause.
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redlig
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Would they be any use as a PCP airgun recharger.? Would they hold 250 bar? Just cheekily asking.
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Portable compressed air for blowing up your gentleman's pleasure dolls?
Surprisingly close, sort of
