snoozer
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Can't see me paying anymore than 4/6 tbh
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selectedgrub
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My Dad's.
Would love to know how old.
Would love to know how old.
Mr Fro
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I've got an entry in the Profanisaurus.
cianh91
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is that the same controls as the fronius has of turning power up and down . I couldn’t get on with the fronius one for ages then once I did it was hardship going back normal
Bacon and Stornoway black pudding rolls were on the menu for breakfast, black pudding courtesy of my big sister who was in Lochinver week before last for her 60th birthday:
But our lovely neighbours have just brought us a still warm loaf of sourdough bread:
Forgive me waistline for I am about to sin
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But our lovely neighbours have just brought us a still warm loaf of sourdough bread:
Forgive me waistline for I am about to sin
.
Arc Tourist
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That's in nice condition, do you remember it from when you were a kid ? If you are going to freshen it up (?), may I suggest that since it was your Dad's, only clean up the rusty unpainted surfaces and simply degrease the rest. I find that the lightly battle scarred tools of my Dad's brings back memories and a smile to my face when I see and use them, which is a good thing.My Dad's.
Would love to know how old.
Feet 'n Inches
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An Aldi corded angle grinder like this one. A cheap machine like this is more than enough for my needs and it will save me having to ferry my old Black and Decker back on forth from my local Men's Shed, which half the time, I forget to do.https://www.aldi.co.uk/ferrex-1200w-angle-grinder/p/801440370431300
johnny7
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Went for a mooch around the bootsale today, Plenty of stalls but not much in the way of stuff that I like to bring home with me 
I bought a set of wire cutters that are in the style of my bolt croppers for a quid and a set of secateurs for 50p, They lock when pointed downards, I presume a spring is missing for the safety lock, I'll strip them down and have a butchers at them
The only other things I brought home were some hardback books for a mate that's an avid reader, 50p each too!!
John
I bought a set of wire cutters that are in the style of my bolt croppers for a quid and a set of secateurs for 50p, They lock when pointed downards, I presume a spring is missing for the safety lock, I'll strip them down and have a butchers at them
The only other things I brought home were some hardback books for a mate that's an avid reader, 50p each too!!
John
selectedgrub
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That's in nice condition, do you remember it from when you were a kid ? If you are going to freshen it up (?), may I suggest that since it was your Dad's, only clean up the rusty unpainted surfaces and simply degrease the rest. I find that the lightly battle scarred tools of my Dad's brings back memories and a smile to my face when I see and use them, which is a good thing.
Yes, I used it as a kid too.
He always let me tinker in his shed.
I will take your advice and thanks for it.
Cheers
slim_boy_fat
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Have either of you discovered The Pie Shop there? Not the cheapest, but....oh, boy!!
https://www.lochinverlarder.com/
Divingdad
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Had a look and the Cable is marked, 300/500v 60227 IEC 53(HO5VV-F) whatever that means?
Memmeddu
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H= harmonized cenelec codes
05=up to 500V rated insulation resistance
VV= can't remember exactly but should be pvc insulation for both wires and cord
F= flexible stranded conductors
Maker
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Didn't know it broke down like that, that's really interesting. All I knew was H07RN-f is rubber insulated and very nice to handle.
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https://www.megaelectronics.com/wp-...06/Guide-to-Specifying-Global-Power-cords.pdf
Page 28 on this specific issue, but the whole document is interesting.
