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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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I got change from £251:00
One was a Flea bay item, for spares.
Cheaper to buy this than buy the parts separately.
Plus this thing.
£1 change.
One was a Flea bay item, for spares.
Cheaper to buy this than buy the parts separately.
Plus this thing.
£1 change.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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magnet
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Thats the spirit Bob. What falls to the floor comes to the door.
Olderisbetter
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Today I acquired my cabin in the yard back after it ended up as a dumping ground, fitted a wifi cable and router and gave it a good clean, it's now ready to use again and will be a recovery room if the dog has to have her ACL operation
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First boot sale of the year for me, was worth it.
Picked up a britool 1.25" socket, which I need to complete a set (I was good, and left the rest of the britool).
Also got an ME tap and die set (model engineer??) Couple of taps missing, but never mind. Made by lall by the look of it. Any good?
Lastly, 4 micrometers. 3 Moore and wright and one that i think says jt slocomb co.
These are dirty and wet and starting to show signs of rust. How's best to clean and lubricate these? Ultrasonic, a wipe over with wd, and light oil (or dry?) On the workings? Any need to strip them?
Cost, £10 The lot!
Picked up a britool 1.25" socket, which I need to complete a set (I was good, and left the rest of the britool).
Also got an ME tap and die set (model engineer??) Couple of taps missing, but never mind. Made by lall by the look of it. Any good?
Lastly, 4 micrometers. 3 Moore and wright and one that i think says jt slocomb co.
These are dirty and wet and starting to show signs of rust. How's best to clean and lubricate these? Ultrasonic, a wipe over with wd, and light oil (or dry?) On the workings? Any need to strip them?
Cost, £10 The lot!
Seadog
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I've a similar set that are B.A.
Excellent quality tools.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Todays boot.
£18 for that lot, 1/2lb chesses burger and a 7up.
£8 o food and drink.
daleyd
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Does that use the same 18v batteries as drills erc? I always found it odd that botch didn't seem to make a compatible garden range with their 18v tool range
MattF
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It does. They've only relatively recently started making gardening gear in their 18V blue range. Long overdue, IMHO.
Blower, mower, hedgecutter & strimmer are all they've added upto just, I believe.
daleyd
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Ah that’s better (not for me though!!
)I ended up getting dewalt garden stuff (strimmer, hedge cutter) a few years back because they didn’t do it, would have preferred to stick with one battery system!
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It will certainly be quieter!
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By 22dB aswell. the small one is good but noisy for long use.
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Made in Hainault....
Always had this fantasy of traveling the line to the end
