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I have owned this same saw for six years or so and I have really made it work for it's keep, one of my wiser purchases.
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I have owned this same saw for six years or so and I have really made it work for it's keep, one of my wiser purchases.
sparkysy
If it pays happy days!!
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I haven't seen one of those yet, be interesting to see how well it works!
Good stuff I used to use it on aluminium before welding
winchman
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Plastic bath panel has two cracks in it so I bought this from Amazon, cant fault it, 150w £22
seriesonewelder
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Car boot this morning, seller asked for £12, I offered £10 which he accepted.
winchman
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You can never have too much storage
oldbikedavey
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That's the result of it being impossible to have enough tools and equipment.....
Or books...
AKN
Master of Disaster
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Searching for the Holy Grail.........
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Following on from @JOEPRO 's posting regarding his Galaxy watch I stuck my neck out and asked for my birthday prezzie to be delivered early and this arrived today, it is the Galaxy5 Pro (big battery) so far I have managed to waste spend the afternoon dicking around with it, too many features to get the all sorted in one go:
I need to get the cycling bit sorted for tomorrow.
I need to get the cycling bit sorted for tomorrow.
Cracking haul from auction £134 including fees, 8inch 4 jaw on D1-3, unfortunately i think faceplate and steadies will be a touch to big for my colchester chipmaster, 6inch rotary table with a dividing plate and quite a big boring head, not used one before.
A load of other trinkets on stillage wasn’t worthy of pics, shackles karabiners etc, and rubber bushes.
Brad93
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interested in the steadies if you can measure them?
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Searching for the Holy Grail.........
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I would be interested in the smaller (travelling) steady if Brad doesn't want it. I only need that one to complete my set.
oldbikedavey
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Double - digging is your friend.....
Brad93
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I only need a fixed - already have a travelling
Seadog
Save the planet. It's the only one with rum!
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Not exactly welding-related 
but acquired today.They should keep me going for a couple of weeks.
I picked up two packs and, when I went pay I was told that they espired today so I coukd have them for £1 each (shelf price £2.69).
"Hang on", I said, "I'll check the others."
There were 9, all expiring today. They sold me the lot for £8. So 89p per pack. That'll do nicely, thank you
but acquired today.They should keep me going for a couple of weeks.I picked up two packs and, when I went pay I was told that they espired today so I coukd have them for £1 each (shelf price £2.69).
"Hang on", I said, "I'll check the others."
There were 9, all expiring today. They sold me the lot for £8. So 89p per pack. That'll do nicely, thank you
wide screen true colour supposedly
droopsnoot
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^ One of the biggest improvements I had in my welding was switching from an old static helmet to an auto-darkening one, no more getting a perfect weld but an inch away from where it was needed because I couldn't see until the arc struck.
The next biggest improvement was, after using it for about ten years, I got a new plastic shield for the front to get rid of all the scratches and I could actually see through it again.
The next biggest improvement was, after using it for about ten years, I got a new plastic shield for the front to get rid of all the scratches and I could actually see through it again.
theweldingchippy2.0
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MS462C-M, with upgraded Dog spikes, full wrap handle and a 20" and 25" bar. I have a new favourite chainsaw toy!
