MattF
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roofman
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expect the welds to crack again being brittle...these carts are designed to bend and twist like a wet lolly stick.
Woody.v8
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Yeah I explained that, I said it would perhaps be best to bronze weld the joints to give an amount of 'give' but they said it would alter the dynamics of the chassis...., ok boss.
Pete.
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Cheers.So just a generic unit ought be fine as a starter/learning torch? Had noticed this one on Amazon, (quite like the shaping of the handle on this one):
WP17VF TIG Welding Torch 2in1 HF Trigger Switch + Lift Scratch 10-25 4M Cable https://amzn.eu/d/6Zy7BVJ
If you buy this torch you could get a 12v gas solenoid and a tiny panel battery to use the button for gas on/off.
Barking Mat
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A cheap sh1tter. Yeah it's a Pug 406, yeah, 90 HP petrol, it's certainly not a diesel Volvo estate. Oh no.
But it is legal for the next two years.
Well, once I fix the slightly blowing exhaust, and a foglight.
Beggars can't be choosers.
But it's legal....
I'm gutted I drove my V70 for the last time today, but hey...
But it is legal for the next two years.
Well, once I fix the slightly blowing exhaust, and a foglight.
Beggars can't be choosers.
But it's legal....
I'm gutted I drove my V70 for the last time today, but hey...
MattF
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brewdexta
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A slide hammer with a set of vacuum suckers for pulling out a dent in the back/side panel on the ranger. Also useful for rapid ventouse deliveries and extracting money from that tight mates wallet, the one that is always last to the bar.
Barking Mat
Cuddler of hedgehogs.
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Don't forget difficult child birth.
brewdexta
The biggest tool in the box
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That's the ventouse bit, it's the suction cup they put on the nippers head. My eldest daughter was delivered that way, it distorts their head a bit but it soon goes back to normal.
Barking Mat
Cuddler of hedgehogs.
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My daughter too, the cone head look.That's the ventouse bit, it's the suction cup they put on the nippers head. My eldest daughter was delivered that way, it distorts their head a bit but it soon goes back to normal.
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One of my nephews was born with a deformed skull, he had to have an op on it before he was one, he's now 34 and you can still see the scar that runs from one ear to the other across the top of his head.
Bullet2012
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Seadog
Save the planet. It's the only one with rum!
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The Bullet family?
Farside
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He should get a zip tattooed on it.
My Old Landy
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My old Chromebook expired yesterday so I ordered a new one. Came today (gotta love Amazon) up and running in less than 30 minutes!
Blue Chips
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I decided to assign my old Makita router to permanent duty in my router table. I do a fair amount of routing for our 'old house' project, and I was getting tired of the disassembly and reassembly time whenever I had to remove the router from the router table for hand-held work and then reinstall it in the router table. So a couple of days ago I ordered a new Bosch 2.25-hp router with a plunge base attachment and an adjustable edge guide attachment. It has both 1/4- and 1/2-inch collets. It arrived yesterday, and today I put it through its paces making several pieces of baseboard moulding (you can see a couple of pieces in the foreground). It works great, and I just ordered a kit with a couple of additional dust extraction attachments.
