Olderisbetter
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This was wrapped in plastic, It looks the same as the dexion cutter i used to have, It cuts 2mm thick angle quite nicely
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Parm
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Would you care to share some?
bigegg
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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The USSR used to make kits like that due use. Not only for cars, but also for armed forces equipment.
It meant they had separation of their factories, in case the cold war went hot. As they were almost universal the armed forces could have a standard fit across a good range.
Look for the Russian scythe and sickle stamp.
brewdexta
The biggest tool in the box
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I wanted some ply for the back of a bench, the birch ply I had was too good. The neighbour turned up with this yesterday from his works, the bottom of packing crates that are normally skipped, well mostly taken home by the employees 
They are 5' x 5' 18mm ply with 4" x 2" attached. Took me 15 minutes to liberate two sheets for the workshop, the rest will get de-nailed down in the barn, they will form part of the partition for the new bar area
They are the ribbed nails, I cut most off with bolt cutters, knock the remaining 10mm through then pull them out, works a treat. I'll then get the youngest daughter to drag a magnet around to make sure I don't leave any nails on the driveway...
Cheers
Andy
They are 5' x 5' 18mm ply with 4" x 2" attached. Took me 15 minutes to liberate two sheets for the workshop, the rest will get de-nailed down in the barn, they will form part of the partition for the new bar area
They are the ribbed nails, I cut most off with bolt cutters, knock the remaining 10mm through then pull them out, works a treat. I'll then get the youngest daughter to drag a magnet around to make sure I don't leave any nails on the driveway...
Cheers
Andy
captain-destructo
all the gear no idea
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so does no one have any idea what the home made thingymajig is for?
DAPPH
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Is it a centre finder of sorts?
captain-destructo
all the gear no idea
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havnt got a clue thats why im asking
jordhandson
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View attachment 173612 4 ton of Cincinnati mill, unfortunately the vendor sold the no2 Cincinnati powered overarm vertical to a exporter
Wow that looks more of a monster than the listing pics did you pick it up yourself on that trailer
pressbrake1
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No trailer is something I made from scrap , I also made the axles and hubs. It’s for dragging heavy machinery back to my shop as a big truck can’t get to me
jordhandson
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Ah thats what i thought nice one
Today did a friend a favour and he said would you like this??
Been outside quite a while (2-3years) but it may be a nice little project. Dragged it out from under the hedge, put fuel in it and 3rd pull fired up.
Circa 1978 Honda hb21,
It's older than me.
A couple of little holes in the deck but I know it's overkill for our garden.
Been outside quite a while (2-3years) but it may be a nice little project. Dragged it out from under the hedge, put fuel in it and 3rd pull fired up.
Circa 1978 Honda hb21,
It's older than me.
A couple of little holes in the deck but I know it's overkill for our garden.
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Jlg
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Not jealous
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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There is a say:
"Where's there's muck, there's brass"
Yesterday a well meaning friend, "Donated" to me. 300kg of wood. Shame it was riddled with wood worm. Some old engine bits and some tools. But one "Gem".
That is some of the wood. A lot of it was Cedar.
The scrap engines.
The rest, well not 100% accurate. Those images are the best of the junk tools. The Long handle pruner and sickle are worth saving.
"Where's there's muck, there's brass"
Yesterday a well meaning friend, "Donated" to me. 300kg of wood. Shame it was riddled with wood worm. Some old engine bits and some tools. But one "Gem".
That is some of the wood. A lot of it was Cedar.
The scrap engines. The rest, well not 100% accurate. Those images are the best of the junk tools. The Long handle pruner and sickle are worth saving.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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The "diamond in the rough"
A Fuji Film A202 Digital camera, found in a wood bag.
New batteries and away we went.
Will do for keeping in the play pen.
A Fuji Film A202 Digital camera, found in a wood bag.
New batteries and away we went.
Will do for keeping in the play pen.
I wanted some ply for the back of a bench, the birch ply I had was too good. The neighbour turned up with this yesterday from his works, the bottom of packing crates that are normally skipped, well mostly taken home by the employees
They are 5' x 5' 18mm ply with 4" x 2" attached. Took me 15 minutes to liberate two sheets for the workshop, the rest will get de-nailed down in the barn, they will form part of the partition for the new bar area
They are the ribbed nails, I cut most off with bolt cutters, knock the remaining 10mm through then pull them out, works a treat. I'll then get the youngest daughter to drag a magnet around to make sure I don't leave any nails on the driveway...
View attachment 173738
Cheers
Andy
I take things like this for granted - having a pallet maker/refurb place next door is so useful. Especially when the owner is such a nice generous bloke!
angellonewolf
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is that not an aliminum deak ?
jordhandson
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Nice It wasnt till last night watching abom79 on the you tube at the Florida Flywheelers Swap Meet that there was such a vice following I didnt realise they are so collectable
