slim_boy_fat
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Just curious as to what you are going to do with those old paraffin lanterns?
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Got the galv back boxes for my shed today and some OSB3 T&G that was slight seconds at the right price and by the time i got home amazon had delivered the 2 sets of flat wood cutters i ordered.
link to shed build https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/another-shed-build.94332/
link to shed build https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/another-shed-build.94332/
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Not keen on the flat bits with the arguer at the tip.
Hard on drills as they self feed very quixkly. and don't give you much chance to steer the bit.
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They were on offer and i seem to hit nails and screws a lot, but yes they do grab fast and take over.
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Does that have a double-decker cross-slide?
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Yes pete.
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Is your car really a van?
Today was my car.
It would of been bad taste if I arrived in my van.
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Today I acquired.
Well I am not 100 percent sure yet as waiting confirmation....but I think I have found a Manchester rapidor 12 !!!! If so the saw collection will be complete....
Well I am not 100 percent sure yet as waiting confirmation....but I think I have found a Manchester rapidor 12 !!!! If so the saw collection will be complete....
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Why do I suspect that may not be the case, there's bound to be another you'd like....
...tickets for the scuba diving show at the NEC in 3 weeks time.
Will be looking for info about diving in the Northern Isles and Scandinavia, (I feel a big trip is on the cards for me next year), and the purchase of shiny dive kit is quite likely
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Will be looking for info about diving in the Northern Isles and Scandinavia, (I feel a big trip is on the cards for me next year), and the purchase of shiny dive kit is quite likely
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Lordy Lordy, Seven of Nine, that girl could assimilate me anytime
.Be still, my beating heart
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That 'U-turned' the thread faster than a Political party.
And if Seven of Nine doesn’t completely ruin my concentration, I shall probably acquire a headache any time soon, thanks to this lot:
Taking advantage of being home alone and it being dreich outside to finally get my abnormal load marker light system finished.
All our trailers have a standard 2 pin socket somewhere at the back which is wired into the side light circuit, so I’ve made an adapter from a mating plug, curly lead, and a 13 amp double socket, visible above the cupboard door handles. Into that will be plugged one of the “looms” I’m making up to fit either rear overhanging loads or full on side overhanging loads, anything up to 30 metres long. All the lights are LED’s, so no problems with current draw, and if I can there’ll be the facility to plug in extra hi-viz flashers. And if I get really clever I might wire up a couple of mag base LED work lights to plug into it as well. Seven of Nine notwithstanding....
Taking advantage of being home alone and it being dreich outside to finally get my abnormal load marker light system finished.
All our trailers have a standard 2 pin socket somewhere at the back which is wired into the side light circuit, so I’ve made an adapter from a mating plug, curly lead, and a 13 amp double socket, visible above the cupboard door handles. Into that will be plugged one of the “looms” I’m making up to fit either rear overhanging loads or full on side overhanging loads, anything up to 30 metres long. All the lights are LED’s, so no problems with current draw, and if I can there’ll be the facility to plug in extra hi-viz flashers. And if I get really clever I might wire up a couple of mag base LED work lights to plug into it as well. Seven of Nine notwithstanding...
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not me but daughter recived new wiper blades on her new to her car
but would have been half a week ago if i had when i fitted them the first time realized they had plastic cover on the rubber part of the blade when i turned them on they did not wipe the window and left water all over the screen took them off and said to daughter there going back there carp
it was only as i was up in another shop picking up a new set of blades i noticed they had a cover over the rubber that was not clear to me when i was trying to fit them half a week ago
but
would have been half a week ago if i had when i fitted them the first time realized they had plastic cover on the rubber part of the blade when i turned them on they did not wipe the window and left water all over the screen took them off and said to daughter there going back there carpit was only as i was up in another shop picking up a new set of blades i noticed they had a cover over the rubber that was not clear to me when i was trying to fit them half a week ago
