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Was watching a guy block paving neighbours drive, all the prep had been done so he was cutting, positioning and sweeping in blocks.
Had a mobile in the crock of his neck constantly jabbering away in Polish or something and chain smoking!
The pace and accuracy he set with one of those guillotines was mesmerising !
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Once upon a time I was quick at laying and cutting. Don't do much of it these days
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My favourite part of a crab, one our cats goes wild for them, tries to climb your leg when cracking them.
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They do say that confession is good for the soul.
Quit while you're ahead before it gets out of hand. 
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More user friendly than the rest of it!
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They do say that confession is good for the soul.
Well , we all know that'll never happen
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Its an old manually operated Alfred Herbert. Takes up just slightly more room than a pedestal drill press.
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I'll second that !They do say that confession is good for the soul.
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Congrats!
That's about what I'm looking for since quite a while.
You can buy dozens of surface grinders here for comparatively small money - huge machines with great features that were once very expensive
- just not the small ones in good condition
Well, I'll keep on looking ....
Carsten
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You stole that, figuratively.This needed to come home with me from the recycle yard.
£2
Do these Carver clamps have a special use or just general use?
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I hope you don't drop it as many times as he fell off.
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Well done.
... everybody needs a size 46 spanner ....
... how else are you going to tighten the front loader lock nuts on your Unimog?
Really nice find!
And for a fiver!!!
Carsten
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... everybody needs a size 46 spanner ....
... how else are you going to tighten the front loader lock nuts on your Unimog?
Really nice find!
And for a fiver!!!
Carsten
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That will also work for 1 3/4" bolts.
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Give you £6 for it That’s 20% profit
@25.4_mechanic thats an interesting thing. Bought, not made, I take it?
That’s 20% profit @25.4_mechanic thats an interesting thing. Bought, not made, I take it?
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I must have missed the "Just Say No!" campaign...all legit and told to take:
2 crates of this evil crap:
A duff, I guess, hand dryer. I want the stainless for my gate:
x2 24vac trannies, 24vac relays and bases, grommets, glands, fixings, those colour wires you never have to extend others and a 10k temp probe I think:
Some stainless door closer bits that will yield some nice flat bar:
A few bits of steel, 25mm box, light angle and channel, couple of scaffold tube off cuts:
Assorted lengths of BZP studding etc:
Plus I reckon 40kg of mixed plumbing scrap to sort and weigh in.
Apparently, otherwise they have to pay someone to take it...
2 crates of this evil crap:
A duff, I guess, hand dryer. I want the stainless for my gate:
x2 24vac trannies, 24vac relays and bases, grommets, glands, fixings, those colour wires you never have to extend others and a 10k temp probe I think:
Some stainless door closer bits that will yield some nice flat bar:
A few bits of steel, 25mm box, light angle and channel, couple of scaffold tube off cuts:
Assorted lengths of BZP studding etc:
Plus I reckon 40kg of mixed plumbing scrap to sort and weigh in.
Apparently, otherwise they have to pay someone to take it...
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In a fit of megalomania, I bought one of these from Hazet, James ...
... Tool dealers only ever stock these sizes from one quality brand - if you need that size you pay the extra - the prices are no longer those of 1952 as in the catalogue ...
Carsten
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