Barking Mat
Cuddler of hedgehogs.
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Clamp amp meters have massively dropped in price the last couple of years.
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Memmeddu
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Hopefully insulation tester will drop too
I've only found one at an human price but it requires a new LCD because it's fading
But yes clamp meter come at a relatively affordable price , always talking of FLUKE .
I might even get a new one but hopefully I'll find a bargain like the 115 I've bought.
After I've received it in the mail I've found a 117 cheaper than the one I've bought but in worst shape .
It's not easy to be enough patient to examine every single sold item to choose the better to buy.
Onoff
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A low impedance ohmmeter is what you want. Probably will be part of the insulation tester.
Is that looking at current prices?
Maker
Most folk just call me; Orange Joe
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I'm no good at boning (or deboning?) meat, realistically it's because I've never taken the time to learn, but having the right tool for the job should help, so here's a late birthday present. 
And speaking of the right tool for the job, this lot has been sat at home waiting for me for weeks.
Anyone who's repaired rotten window frames will know this is the good stuff. Now unfortunately I have no excuses, I need to climb a ladder and swing a die grinder around. 
And speaking of the right tool for the job, this lot has been sat at home waiting for me for weeks.
Anyone who's repaired rotten window frames will know this is the good stuff.
Now unfortunately I have no excuses, I need to climb a ladder and swing a die grinder around. 
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I was told that one of my screwdriver handles is made of ironwood (Ostrya virginiana), but it won't stick to my magnetic rack. Maybe I should get a refund.
julianthegypsy
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Those are great!
Onoff
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Apparently this is the model for people with small hands...
julianthegypsy
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I'll grab the next size up then, when I find one!
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A new to me Elliott. Bought from a nice gent up the road from me who'd stripped it and repainted it. Been after an old English drill for a long time to replace the cheap chinese ones I have.
It took some doing lifting the head onto the column on my own.
It took some doing lifting the head onto the column on my own.
Nice score and sturdy looking plinth.
When you're on your jack, despite all best plans and plenty of putting off, sometimes you just have to go for it.
Bear hugged the top of this into place from 6ft bench walk.
I'm not that strong, but like the crusaders used to say - deus vult eam
Farside
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I suppose it's in that field.
Onoff
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Is that a #7? Can't quite read it.
Supposed to open by tapping the heel of your boot. Yeah, right
Here he uses a stump
No.6. Real tiddler but razor sharp!
Onoff
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I shunt comment on that!
Beeezer
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Too much boning…….
Shox Dr
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Nice to meet you Graham. Hope it does the job.
