James1979
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Have you seen how much railway track anvils are on eBay?!
You’re a millionaire I tell you.
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You’re a millionaire I tell you.
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Searching for the Holy Grail.........
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Bought one of these this week, it arrived yesterday, I wanted a powerfile, but I wanted a cordless one and this looks like it could be an excellent purchase:
Folds up lovely for storage, need to work out a hanger for it though:
One of my better purchases I think, we will see.
Folds up lovely for storage, need to work out a hanger for it though:
One of my better purchases I think, we will see.
daedalusminos
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Be very interested to see how you get on with that..... I've been looking at those - what's the belt width?
AdventuresInMetal
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Watch out because these milwaukee belt grinders are available in two sizes, 10x330 and 13x457, i got the 13x457 because there is more abrasive choice and i can't see me needing the smaller one for anything.
AdventuresInMetal
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Tip: Whenever you want to feel better for coughing up money for gas and cylinder deposits, just calculate the value if you were to buy the same volume of gas in disposable cylinders. You'll soon feel better. 
Plus the fuel and time to fetch them....Tip: Whenever you want to feel better for coughing up money for gas and cylinder deposits, just calculate the value if you were to buy the same volume of gas in disposable cylinders. You'll soon feel better.
angellonewolf
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welds hotter so not as nice for thin metal but nice on thicker metalCo2 bottle for my welder, lets see how it behaves compared to mix gas.
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Some steel for £880/t.
The wheels came from a farm sale last month,there were 8,auctioneer didn’t see my hand rise at the end,I asked the winning bidder did he want them all,he was willing to split in half and leave them in the local cafe for me to collect the next week,so paid £5.
The wheels came from a farm sale last month,there were 8,auctioneer didn’t see my hand rise at the end,I asked the winning bidder did he want them all,he was willing to split in half and leave them in the local cafe for me to collect the next week,so paid £5.
Didn't want or need it but it was only £10. Sold to me as "seized" but took 10 minutes to remove the stone stuck in the pump. 
The motor and pump now run perfectly. I need to replace the air filter (it was completely perished) but when searching "Honda GX110 air filter" on eBay they look very different from the one I removed, which was basically just a rectangular block of foam with a hole in the centre. Any ideas?
The motor and pump now run perfectly. I need to replace the air filter (it was completely perished) but when searching "Honda GX110 air filter" on eBay they look very different from the one I removed, which was basically just a rectangular block of foam with a hole in the centre. Any ideas?
sako243
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I made a new air filter for the mower, the old one was starting to fall to bits, well it was over £20 years old. Found a piece of foam that I could suck through, cut it to shape and stuck it in the filter housing. Mower works loads better now.Didn't want or need it but it was only £10. Sold to me as "seized" but took 10 minutes to remove the stone stuck in the pump.
The motor and pump now run perfectly. I need to replace the air filter (it was completely perished) but when searching "Honda GX110 air filter" on eBay they look very different from the one I removed, which was basically just a rectangular block of foam with a hole in the centre. Any ideas?
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MattF
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2 x catering sized tins of beans.Mug for scale!
A friend works at a bakery and they had a contract to make some type of pies with beans, then their customer went bust!
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Can see your house having a certain aroma.
daleyd
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Can see your house having a certain aroma.
I did consider that, and maybe that's what the previous owner did.I made a new air filter for the mower, the old one was starting to fall to bits, well it was over £20 years old. Found a piece of foam that I could suck through, cut it to shape and stuck it in the filter housing. Mower works loads better now.
