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Craig-SM
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They are good and unfortunately I had to use some today. Locked on with little effort and the teeth bit right into the nut and never slipped as I turned it. The Irwins were given away after I bought these.
Memmeddu
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I've not seen any numbers indicating the quantity.
But knowing 3M and comparing the most common brands.
Let's say the single one would cost around 1200 euros? Surely more than 700
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Great day at the boot fair this morning I got this nearly-full crocell pot and 6 blocks of crocell. Guy wanted £3 I gave him a tenner. Guy said pop back next week I have a radius dresser you can have.
18" ally Rigid for £3
Two very nice condition SEEB 1000v pliers for a quid each
Kawasaki extended pole hedge trimmer for £20
And some random bits for £4 including a new HSS l0mm long reach tap, Rabone line of Chords ruler, hanful of metrinch spanners and 3 good condition files
18" ally Rigid for £3
Two very nice condition SEEB 1000v pliers for a quid each
Kawasaki extended pole hedge trimmer for £20
And some random bits for £4 including a new HSS l0mm long reach tap, Rabone line of Chords ruler, hanful of metrinch spanners and 3 good condition files
Tangledfeet
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Twenty-four bottles of Westons vintage premium cider and forty bags of Gruntled premium pork scratchings pork scratchings... £20.40 from Amazon.
(Some bottles of cider already moved into fridge...)
(Some bottles of cider already moved into fridge...)
arther dailey
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presuming crocell is differant brand but same as vinamould , hotmelt moulding compound ,used for mould making etc.?
Pete.
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No it's a tool protection dip for protecting the cutting edges of milling cuters etc.
Cuthy246
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Its a rabbit hole, make my own mince now too. Also good for making meatballs in bulk. Something really nice about knowing exactly whats in your food. Butchers sundries is a great place to get anything you could possibly need meat related. Link hereWanted one of these for years, a meat grinder/sausage stuffer.
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If anyone's got sausage recipes I want to hear them.
Pigeon_Droppings2
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Yup totally agree with this...been struggling since our local butchers turned into a food mart
dobbslc
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At the dump today and as I walked back to the truck for another load I spotted this being dumped!
It an old No23 quick release.
The conversation went like this, are you throwing that voice away?
'Yes'
Can I have it?
'yes'
Yoink
Old V new.
Needs some fettling but it works
It an old No23 quick release.
The conversation went like this, are you throwing that voice away?
'Yes'
Can I have it?
'yes'
Yoink
Old V new.
Needs some fettling but it works
roblane65
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That westons is nice stuff just don't do too many in one go
trust me .........
roblane65
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well yesterday a new share car
My neighbour turned up with a newer audi on wednesday newer version of the same car ,what you doing with that I says and the deal was done and it's moved across the street .the Kia was due an mot in few weeks and I was sick of working on it , so it got new rear discs
and sold in hours I was concerned about insurance for no.1 son from a 1.4D to a 3.0 bitdi
but it was £20 and £25 admin charge so work that one out , high miler but drives well and on effeicency mode ( or what ever it's called ) 40+ mpg
happy days ....I may be in it more than them
My neighbour turned up with a newer audi on wednesday newer version of the same car ,what you doing with that I says and the deal was done and it's moved across the street .the Kia was due an mot in few weeks and I was sick of working on it , so it got new rear discs
and sold in hours I was concerned about insurance for no.1 son from a 1.4D to a 3.0 bitdi
but it was £20 and £25 admin charge so work that one out , high miler but drives well and on effeicency mode ( or what ever it's called ) 40+ mpg happy days ....I may be in it more than them
Tangledfeet
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That westons is nice stuff just don't do too many in one go
Yup, at 8.2% one is more than enough; I grew up* drinking cider in Salisbury pubs in the late eighties!
* Mrs TF will state I still haven't!
roblane65
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In my younger days we used to have a snake bite ........ bulmers 1080 and holsten pils or elephant beer dependant on boozer of course oh the heddy days of stupidity
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In my younger days we used to have a snake bite ........ bulmers 1080 and holsten pils or elephant beer dependant on boozer of course oh the heddy days of stupidity
Bulmers was what I started drinking in The Royal George in Salisbury, circa '87!
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We used to drink Guinness and cider down the club, can't remember what it's called but it worked!In my younger days we used to have a snake bite ........ bulmers 1080 and holsten pils or elephant beer dependant on boozer of course oh the heddy days of stupidity
