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And the penny drop's. :/ Been doing my nut in all evening but couldn't be bothered to go upstairs for another pair. No doubt they'll end up in the drawer again to agrevate me another day.
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Been auction hunting again.
A Woolworth branded dremel with a flexidrive & hanging bracket, as new in a nice aluminium case - £5.
Another vice, a Parkinson Perfect No 14 wood vice - £8.
10x5" & 10x4.5" dronco Jet Zirkon flap discs, 25 Tyrolit 5" cutting discs, all for £35!
A Woolworth branded dremel with a flexidrive & hanging bracket, as new in a nice aluminium case - £5.
Another vice, a Parkinson Perfect No 14 wood vice - £8.
10x5" & 10x4.5" dronco Jet Zirkon flap discs, 25 Tyrolit 5" cutting discs, all for £35!
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Updates.
Post No. 4639
The seat frames. I am keeping 4 frames myself. That will allow me to have 2 decent seats. Beech slats are on their way.
Men is sheds will keep 8 to fix up and use our self, with one or 2 being donated to the town. If the Town council will have them.
Thee rest we are talking to other "MIS" to see if we can do a swop, trade, deal or what ever.
Post No. 4673
I have started the big spanner sort out. Yes the haul looked impressive. But.
There is always a but.
There is not one complete set, may be enough to make a set, a lot of pick n mix and mix and match.
But all of them will be Donated to "MIS" as they cost me nowt apart from my time.
Post No. 4639
The seat frames. I am keeping 4 frames myself. That will allow me to have 2 decent seats. Beech slats are on their way.
Men is sheds will keep 8 to fix up and use our self, with one or 2 being donated to the town. If the Town council will have them.
Thee rest we are talking to other "MIS" to see if we can do a swop, trade, deal or what ever.
Post No. 4673
I have started the big spanner sort out. Yes the haul looked impressive. But.
There is always a but.
There is not one complete set, may be enough to make a set, a lot of pick n mix and mix and match.
But all of them will be Donated to "MIS" as they cost me nowt apart from my time.
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What could possibly go wrong?
Clear the neighbourhood, don rubber gloves, take it outside and go for it...........
That box has the look of an old version of a Dewhurst switch, at least in function.
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That's the rest of those spanners.
The red tool box is what has bean roughly sorted into maker, type or if metric or imperial.
That is the ret.
Left hand bucket is bicycle spanners, right hand side is odd ones.
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Today I got an upset other half and an small amount of understanding of welding thin metal
The other half said the chair you sit in is not right it's the man cave beer holder one from a few months ago it does not rock any more might need to look in to geting a new one
Me I will have a look tied it over and found a broken metal bar took it out and showe'd the other half looks like a new one but might have a go at welding it took my time cleaned bent back to shape took a piece of scrap run a few beads to get the setting near and kept the runs short and this how it turned out
BolTed back in and good as new me very happy the look on the other half face did not seam to be the same as my Cheshire cat smile
The other half said the chair you sit in is not right it's the man cave beer holder one from a few months ago it does not rock any more might need to look in to geting a new one
Me I will have a look tied it over and found a broken metal bar took it out and showe'd the other half looks like a new one but might have a go at welding it took my time cleaned bent back to shape took a piece of scrap run a few beads to get the setting near and kept the runs short and this how it turned out
BolTed back in and good as new me very happy the look on the other half face did not seam to be the same as my Cheshire cat smile
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Major error there, you've missed [or chosen to ignore
] all the clues that she REALLY wanted a new one. You'll suffer for that some time soon.......
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^^^^^^^^
yes we know that one i think it was chosen to ignore as we are in the middle of the kitchen at the moment let me rephase that one im in the middle of the kitchen while she watches the tv in the other room does not fall off the wall
yes we know that one i think it was chosen to ignore as we are in the middle of the kitchen at the moment let me rephase that one im in the middle of the kitchen while she watches the tv in the other room does not fall off the wall
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Looks like they are off a Mortise Machine.
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I am almost shocked.
Car boot this morning, not much going on.
Good chat with my friend, she even brought breakfast..
But I did fid a very fine oil stone.
Cost £1
The faces are true and it has a present smell of old fashioned oil.
Ok, nothing new, old oilstone at a car boot.
I just done a google search.
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/232317696400
That's why I am almost shocked.
Car boot this morning, not much going on.
Good chat with my friend, she even brought breakfast..
But I did fid a very fine oil stone.
Cost £1
The faces are true and it has a present smell of old fashioned oil.
Ok, nothing new, old oilstone at a car boot.
I just done a google search.
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/232317696400
That's why I am almost shocked.
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Just as well Angela wasn't daft enough to accept the offers of £20 and £50 from chancers, eh?
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Springer spaniel,brilliant working dog but shop dog? hmm you might find it rather boisterous for that,dont get me wrong they are loverly and great size wise, and I certainly hope you enjoy it, word to the wise to keep the other half happy dont let anyone let the dog get into the habit of jumping up to greet, as they get really muddy when out for walks .Enjoy the waggy tail as they really are great .
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so is it the nameplate/box gives it the value to collectors?
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Great find !
Today I purchased something I haven't seen before..... "Reusable Wire Ties"
They have a neat release feature. Thought I'd mention it. 100 in a pack for £2.99 at Lidl.
