Kayos
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Central heating
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Central heating
angellonewolf
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angellonewolf
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angellonewolf
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^^^^ 2 of the silver line spanners are missing but there better than the chrome vandilum spanners te number 23 is one i had already
i do have a halfords advance 24mm that might go on ebay to with luck fund buying the missing 10 and 8mm and poss 7 and 6mm ther last 6 and 7 where never in the set
i was assuming the box i got was torx set but thy seam differant to the small sets i got
i do have a halfords advance 24mm that might go on ebay to with luck fund buying the missing 10 and 8mm and poss 7 and 6mm ther last 6 and 7 where never in the set
i was assuming the box i got was torx set but thy seam differant to the small sets i got
Tinbasherdan
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real stuff that belzona, and horrifically expensive
Maker
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I acquired the noisiest computer I've ever heard.
Graciously provided by Matt H.
Just need to acquire some peripherals and a graphics card and it'll hopefully be a pretty capable Solidworks/photoshop/learning machine.
My flatmate wasn't too happy about lumping it up the stairs while I was out though.
Graciously provided by Matt H.
Just need to acquire some peripherals and a graphics card and it'll hopefully be a pretty capable Solidworks/photoshop/learning machine.
My flatmate wasn't too happy about lumping it up the stairs while I was out though.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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Won't be using it till I've done my homework on best methods of use. Il post a thread when I do.
Someone used it for target practice.
They didn't miss.
Olderisbetter
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Spotted this part barrel in a skip today, It needs some work but i intent to make it into a base for a artificial outdoor Christmas tree for next year..
Dieselman 63
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I found this in a skip, it has some stone tablets in it, should make a nice coffee table. A lot of dark clouds appearing, looks like a storm is brewing, I'll put some WD40 on the hinges and open it tomorrow I think.
BarrieJ
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I found this in a skip, it has some stone tablets in it, should make a nice coffee table. A lot of dark clouds appearing, looks like a storm is brewing, I'll put some WD40 on the hinges and open it tomorrow I think.
Probably not a bad idea to get a mask, I think there were a few issues the last time some German bloke had one of these. It's all very well ignoring the instructions when building an IKEA Billy bookcase but when the Israelites were doing a walking tour of the Middle East nobody could come within 2000 cubits of it, which kinda suggests putting a coffee cup on it might be a tad hazardous.
Whatever, all the best with it, look forward to hearing how you get on.
(2000 cubits = approx 800 metres)
Paulbarrett
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These 2 bad boys. Sold on my Sealey band saw for a smaller unit that fits on the bench top, it’s a nice saw, not as capable as the cm5 but will cover all I do.
And the Dewalt impact wrench I’ve been wanting for ages, needed one for work and a few mates wants one to borrow. So be rude not to,
And the Dewalt impact wrench I’ve been wanting for ages, needed one for work and a few mates wants one to borrow. So be rude not to,
Is that for stirring your tea?
Kayos
Gone......
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Could be
penfold
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On the basis of how much the likes of British Gas charge for a power flush it ought to be worth tens of thousands.
Hood
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Today I acquired this.
It had originally been mine but it disappeared whilst I was working on a boat in the yard. I searched and searched for it but couldn't find it anywhere.
I have just looked back my books to see when it was that I was doing the work and it was March 2014 so almost 4 years ago.
A friend who just happened to be helping me on that boat at the time was walking through the yard to get to his own boat and he saw it lying on the ground. It wasn't buried or anything so it must have been under some of the old junk that the Boatyard recently cleared out and thus got exposed.
I couldn't believe it had been found after 4 years but I was more impressed by the fact that the business end unscrewed easily and was fairly good condition.
Gave it a quick wire brush and the body is well pitted and the cross bar as well but the jaws, threads and nut are hardly touched at all.
It had originally been mine but it disappeared whilst I was working on a boat in the yard. I searched and searched for it but couldn't find it anywhere.
I have just looked back my books to see when it was that I was doing the work and it was March 2014 so almost 4 years ago.
A friend who just happened to be helping me on that boat at the time was walking through the yard to get to his own boat and he saw it lying on the ground. It wasn't buried or anything so it must have been under some of the old junk that the Boatyard recently cleared out and thus got exposed.
I couldn't believe it had been found after 4 years but I was more impressed by the fact that the business end unscrewed easily and was fairly good condition.
Gave it a quick wire brush and the body is well pitted and the cross bar as well but the jaws, threads and nut are hardly touched at all.
