- Thread starter monkeymark
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Welcome to the club, Hobbymat here, wish I had more space, but the limitations make you creative
If you keep going you'll soon have 1 welder per Mercedes!
You do realise that you can run flux core in the Rtech?
I can't really talk, I've 5 working welders plus 3 non working!
Been looking for a decent bandsaw for a while for our Men's shed. Anything decent on facebook, etc is gone as soon as its put up!
If you spot another one for sale let me know.
sardine
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That brake cleaner appeared in my local Lidl and i had to do a double take, i bought the whole lot, never seen it since.
Its very handy for a general degreaser, preping small parts before painting, blowing through carb jets and blasting out gunk in bolt holes.
Its very handy for a general degreaser, preping small parts before painting, blowing through carb jets and blasting out gunk in bolt holes.
roofman
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Its funny stuff from an aerosol can, what comes out never seems to equate to whats inside and the can empty's to fast
buy it by the "loose" in 5L tins and it lasts 3 times longer through a pressure spray bottle.
Onoff
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Thought that was N²O?
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8ob
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There was a rolling ad on a display at one of the builders merchants with some gear like this that works under water, they glued a wet bit of wood to a wet bit of concrete and it stuck. Seems to go against all the laws of sticking things, perhaps I need to move on
Bob
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There was a rolling ad on a display at one of the builders merchants with some gear like this that works under water, they glued a wet bit of wood to a wet bit of concrete and it stuck. Seems to go against all the laws of sticking things, perhaps I need to move on
Bob
There's some wonder sticky knocking around CT-1 I think in fact that is probably the one you saw , it is pretty good but was about £10 a tube last time I bought any . A handy one for certain application is the butyl stuff they use for windscreens etc that really sticks but doesn't keep long once opened
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