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Johnnybravo
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Stereo frying pan
julianthegypsy
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You're getting the hang of it!Hello. my name is Mr Haynes and since i joined Mig Forum i've become a tool addict.
I used to be happy with 250mm grips.....
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Bigger is better right....???
And essential
zzr1200
Working at 650 ft on open steel work.
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Today I acquired...........
Went to screwfix for cable ties as couldn't find any packets I had already. May as well drop kick these behind a rack now as soon as I get home. I was waiting for a couple minutes which was fine. They gave me a handful of car air fresheners for the "long wait" which was very nice of them but...
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That looks almost/exactly the same as my Cincinnati dividing head
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At my local Sportsmen's Club over seas, we fitted LED light's in empty shotgun shell cases for a holiday theme.American 120V christmas lighting. I don't like the options we have in stores here in europe, except some of the vintage stuff. I really like the classic american C9 colored bulbs though.
These are actual incandescent lights, didn't think they made those anymore. I will run these off my variac so the voltage difference isn't a problem. I will see how low voltage I can run them on, don't like too strong christmas lights either, they should be quite mild, but colored. I swear ours is the only house with colors, everyone else goes plain white.
I'll probably replace them over time with LEDs as they break.
Simply knock out the spent primer and pop in the led light along the string.
Johnnybravo
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Not quite sure who you were replying to!
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Vintage 1950's NZR drivers jacket commonly called a bluey
Johnnybravo
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Looks like a whitey came all over it ….Vintage 1950's NZR drivers jacket commonly called a bluey
selectedgrub
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Yeah paint 
gunna try get it off.
the jacket is other wise mint
gunna try get it off.the jacket is other wise mint
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That's lovely, but still misses out some significant ones for my car - the job I'm doing now needs 16mm and 18mm. I bought a 16mm in preparation, but I've had to borrow an 18mm.
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A couple of roller stands someone had chucked in the scrap skip.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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I had no choice to buy new.
Now's not the time to mention there's Kenwood, with accessories, sat doing nowt in a cupboard in my mum's otherwise pretty empty house then . . .
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Theses should fit.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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No. But I do like a Kenwood.
