brightspark
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not everyone's that honest here so don't think they are .the government are worse still
loads of stuff falls off the back of lorries every day and it never gets broke
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loads of stuff falls off the back of lorries every day and it never gets broke
Tinbasherdan
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Farside
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They're dead careful like that around here, too.
Not quite acquired yet but I have first refusal on this.
A stainless steel unit from a hotel. Remove the lid & you have this.
It was part of a commercial dishwasher system, this was the drip tray between the washing & drying units. Not getting all of the rollers but I don't need them anyway. They will be replaced by solid bars across the unit, the tank will be filled with water & it will become a plasma cutting table.
Refit the lid & I'll have a s/s welding bench! 
It was acquired by a mens shed member for us to use but we realised it was too big for us. There was a smaller unit that attached to this one to turn the trays of dishes 90 degrees.
This one will be used in the shed & I've been offered the large one for my use.
What would be a fair price to offer for this, bearing in mind we got it for free? I spend all my free time doing stuff for the shed so I'd likely get it for free but I'd feel guilty doing that.
I was thinking £50 plus I would make & fit legs, bars & a shelf on the smaller unit. 
A stainless steel unit from a hotel. Remove the lid & you have this.
It was part of a commercial dishwasher system, this was the drip tray between the washing & drying units. Not getting all of the rollers but I don't need them anyway. They will be replaced by solid bars across the unit, the tank will be filled with water & it will become a plasma cutting table.
Refit the lid & I'll have a s/s welding bench! It was acquired by a mens shed member for us to use but we realised it was too big for us. There was a smaller unit that attached to this one to turn the trays of dishes 90 degrees.
This one will be used in the shed & I've been offered the large one for my use.
What would be a fair price to offer for this, bearing in mind we got it for free? I spend all my free time doing stuff for the shed so I'd likely get it for free but I'd feel guilty doing that.
I was thinking £50 plus I would make & fit legs, bars & a shelf on the smaller unit. Dewalt 18v 90 deg drill & a Dewalt 18v impact driver both going perfectly, will be left into the Mens Shed for their use.
Dewalt 18v & 14.4v drills need trigger switch as variable speed not working but otherwise ok.
Makita (I think) 110v gutbuster drill, old school made from girders quality, working ok but needs a chuck.
Not a bad deal at £11.
Acquired this last week but unfortunately not for me but for the Men's Shed.
Had a play with it over the weekend & I'm very impressed with it. Very clever electronic governor that adjusts the speed to whatever the job requires to maximise battery life.
Memmeddu
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Surely Makita because Bosch has a different handleView attachment 198311
Dewalt 18v 90 deg drill & a Dewalt 18v impact driver both going perfectly, will be left into the Mens Shed for their use.
Dewalt 18v & 14.4v drills need trigger switch as variable speed not working but otherwise ok.
Makita (I think) 110v gutbuster drill, old school made from girders quality, working ok but needs a chuck.
Not a bad deal at £11.
View attachment 198312
Acquired this last week but unfortunately not for me but for the Men's Shed.
About the 18V set ...
Do you know that it's possible make a 3D printed adapter to use workzone or parkside batteries?
Edit bis
Also Makita batteries since you have the grinder
A new Samsung tablet to replace my late iPad.
Spent a while setting it up, and apparently it's now sinked with my phone. Which keeps receiving text messages. And keeps beeping at me. And annoying me. Not only am I too old for all this, I've also been up since 3 o'clock this morning when I left Dartford. I need whisky
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Spent a while setting it up, and apparently it's now sinked with my phone. Which keeps receiving text messages. And keeps beeping at me. And annoying me. Not only am I too old for all this, I've also been up since 3 o'clock this morning when I left Dartford. I need whisky
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Arc Tourist
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Arc Tourist
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Nice case, a Dream Catcher.
In 1991 I went out with a lovely girl for awhile who said she was an Aztec Princess. I was eventually sacrificed for another, so I guess she was telling the truth, lol.
sako243
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Knowing him he's been building it for the last 20 years just life got in the way.
But yes - I want to see what it is, maybe one of the kit cars sat in pieces...
Olderisbetter
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Today i acquired a runny nose and sneezing after a mate walked into a room and sneezed by me yesterday.
Cobbler
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Same as me then, bunged up nose sore chest & a cough. Wife had it a couple of days ago, just getting over it now, definitely a 2 bag jobToday i acquired a runny nose and sneezing after a mate walked into a room and sneezed by me yesterday.
God mode restorations
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Today I
Picked up my large camel back straight edge. Large being a understatement. It just fitted in the merc. A
nd I can just about lift it...
Picked up my large camel back straight edge. Large being a understatement. It just fitted in the merc. A
Olderisbetter
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That is a good looking bit of metal.
God mode restorations
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Spectacular isn't it.
angellonewolf
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when i first seen it it looked like a klingon batleth
