dan.taylor.1
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Where we're the cases from for the tig Filler? Mine are in card tubes which are falling apart.
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Where we're the cases from for the tig Filler? Mine are in card tubes which are falling apart.
Tinbasherdan
Bodger in chief
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I got them off amazon, rod guard they’re called. Although if I need more I’ll be just buying some pvc pipe to be fair
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Twin 9lt foam, 9kg powder, fire blanket with bell stand.
No bell as last owner lost it.
Not that is an issue. I got it so it can be used on the allotment to carry stuff from the car park to the shed,
Ready to remove unwanted metal.
All removed.
But.
There is always a but. First bump, the wheels shatter.
All down to UV degradation.
I need wheels. I have wheels, somewhere.
Looks like I will be spending more than a £1 now.
But it wasn't all bad news today. I was given these 2. All complete.
dieselsamurai
Too many projects not enough time!
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given this was thinking of splitting it and making a feed in and out on my horizontal bandsaw
heading into the citric acid now
heading into the citric acid now
sardine
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Probably got some wheels similar if you want them.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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A colourful selection of felt. That bundle is 200gs, I got 1lg.
Going to use it to line small box's for delicate tools.
What does not get used has bean declared "to be liberated" by Mini Me.
Seadog
Save the planet. It's the only one with rum!
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It lives
The probes are shot and it needs some switch cleaner and calibration but, for nothing, I can't complain
decca
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I bought one of the carbide ones from bangood after seeing doubleboosts review. Its the only tool i have ever been able to part off with. I would never go back. I was shocked how good it is
Olderisbetter
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These were dropped off today by my sister after a garage sort out
And i managed to finish my wall made from reclaimed bricks..
And i managed to finish my wall made from reclaimed bricks..
Farside
Badly Welded Man
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The probes are shot and it needs some switch cleaner and calibration but, for nothing, I can't complain
Bloody nice.
http://w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/475
Power devil 18v drill, came in a box of stuff I got for £2. Battery holds a charge & it works perfectly!
3 cordless drills, no chargers.
The hitachi is working perfectly, battery needs re-celled. It is the same as my other 2 cordless drills plus I bought a good battery & charger a few weeks ago for buttons. So I now have 3 hitachi drills, 4 batteries & 2 chargers.
I'll have to rig up a way to test the other 2 drills to see if they are working & sell them on.
The orange drill is an old b&d, bought it as seen for £2. It needs a new cable & if it works it will be going with the jigsaw attachment I have.
Farside
Badly Welded Man
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Dried donkey snot? Melt it down and use it as letter sealing wax.
