The_Yellow_Ardvark
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A few box's.
This was a thankyou from a friend.
This was a thankyou from a friend.
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Yes, another old meter.
Old school battery charger.
A WW2 pick axe.
A Sheet metal guage.
Plus some Ever Ready razor Blades.
AdventuresInMetal
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Been working under cars lately and figured I needed to add to my milwaukee collection 
I have already used the belt grinder today and absolutely love the thing, it is going to get way more use than I initially thought it would. I suspect it's going to be really nice for feild sharpening tungstens as well (with a finer grit belt of course).
I have already used the belt grinder today and absolutely love the thing, it is going to get way more use than I initially thought it would. I suspect it's going to be really nice for feild sharpening tungstens as well (with a finer grit belt of course).
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Last Box.
A Raw plug hand drill and some bits. Plus the correct removal pin.
Oil can of sludge.
Pad Saw.
Bluepoint Feeler guages, oil can 3 submarines and a box of matches.
A Raw plug hand drill and some bits. Plus the correct removal pin.
Oil can of sludge.
Pad Saw.
Bluepoint Feeler guages, oil can 3 submarines and a box of matches.
dan.taylor.1
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This found it's way into the workshop today via face-palm marketfarce... Needs a service and a anti-vibe mount but fires up first pull even after sitting for a year or so.
Apparently very similar if not identical to a Dolmar 111 which seem to have a good rep.
Apparently very similar if not identical to a Dolmar 111 which seem to have a good rep.
Barking Mat
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Yesterday I acquired..
Two pots of Marmite, a rare delicacy in France, an old book on ship construction using some new process called 'welding', whatever that is, thanks @nickk , and the dog found me a baby hedgehog in the garden.
Today, I dropped off 590 kilos of boat batteries at the not so local scrappies, came away with a nice cheque, but spotted, an old mini lathe, enquired €10, yes I'll take that please.
Two pots of Marmite, a rare delicacy in France, an old book on ship construction using some new process called 'welding', whatever that is, thanks @nickk , and the dog found me a baby hedgehog in the garden.
Today, I dropped off 590 kilos of boat batteries at the not so local scrappies, came away with a nice cheque, but spotted, an old mini lathe, enquired €10, yes I'll take that please.
MetalMonkey
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Today I acquired a surprise package from Zoro - a backordered item....
I wonder what it could be......
Oh.. OK.
I can't wait to see how they ship the 50mm Roll that's still to follow....
I wonder what it could be......
Oh.. OK.
I can't wait to see how they ship the 50mm Roll that's still to follow....
JOEPRO
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A cordless soldering iron for £19 on flebay. New sealed in box. Heats up in about a minute and works fantastic very pleased.
Now if I get their cordless heat gun that leaves automotive cable repairs very easy to accomplish without dragging extension leads across yard etc.
I like how the iron itself is still small and on a short cable working in footwells etc. (Better than a large bulky cordless iron head)
Big Clive did a break down on one of these and said it was decent
Now if I get their cordless heat gun that leaves automotive cable repairs very easy to accomplish without dragging extension leads across yard etc.
I like how the iron itself is still small and on a short cable working in footwells etc. (Better than a large bulky cordless iron head)
Big Clive did a break down on one of these and said it was decent
MetalMonkey
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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The text read.
"Hay TYA. I have sent you a box of bits. I will bring beer Saturday. I need a small job done."
At least with DHL they can follow instructions.
I know not the job yet.
"Hay TYA. I have sent you a box of bits. I will bring beer Saturday. I need a small job done."
At least with DHL they can follow instructions.
I know not the job yet.
Craig-SM
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To go with the lawn mower I bought last month now have the blower too. As a bonus I was able to get a free 4 amp battery. The man maths means it only cost me £50 for the blower. Performance wise it’s crazy, easily outperformed the Stihl one I borrowed of a mate.
Farside
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Pah; just been told it's been cancelled, as the seller cocked up the shipping rate. Free shipping to the USA, not Europe.
Bugger could have simply asked me to pay extra and would still have been a sale, as it was a good price for the kit.
No matter, my sights are set on an F4 now, and another will appear.
angellonewolf
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A heating element for workshop related fluid warming, citric etc heating, not sure I trust it, gets blisteringly hot in seconds..
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Decent jacobs in good order off @Seadog that will be going in my old Taiwanese Kennametal pillar
dont leave that unattended looks like as china thing
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So will the element in your hot water tank if you run it dry. I still wouldn't trust it unattended.
MattF
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What is it?
