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Cuthy246
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Yeah no soft start on this beasty
MattF
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I tend to run a mile if I see the letters "JML" in relation to anything pretending to be a useful tool
Nice observation skills. Had to really look to find that.
I never noticed that either .I tend to run a mile if I see the letters "JML" in relation to anything pretending to be a useful tool
I shan't worry too much for the tenner - but tbf it looks reasonably well made, is complete, as-new & will only find use for clamping the occasional odd-job.
If it is useful just the once it'll have earned it's keep
I'm no craftsman either, so it's unlikely to be over-taxed
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See post 11 in this thread for history: https://www.lumberjocks.com/topics/25663
Now, this for a tenner would have been even better: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/333993942350
Manual here if anyone is interested: https://branddevelopers.blob.core.windows.net/media-production/4643/extra-pair-of-hands-manual.pdf
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Thanks for that post & Links
.The Manual will I'm sure prove helpful.
I'm going to have a play with it and see how it works, so when a task comes up I'll have a clue how to use it
A shiny new brush for keeping the deck of my shiny new tautliner trailer clean.
Got it from Deftys in Crook, one of those dying breed of proper old-fashioned ironmongery/hardware shop that looks like the kind of place that the "Fork handles" sketch could have been filmed in. Almost bought an axe but as I had to get some milk from the Co-op next door that might have been a bit too much
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Well... pulled into the driveway and got out of the car to find that the garden has acquired this glorious, erm, unicorn?
The wonderful thing about Mrs Tangledfeet having horses is that whatever I could feasibly ever spend on tools and (welding) toys pales into insignificance; this was, I'm assured, a bargain at half-price!
The wonderful thing about Mrs Tangledfeet having horses is that whatever I could feasibly ever spend on tools and (welding) toys pales into insignificance; this was, I'm assured, a bargain at half-price!
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Late-night looking at amazon is always a risky affair, but this actually looks quite useful and worth the £20 it cost:
A couple of quick tests holding random stuff to random stuff - in case it isn't obvious, the idea is that it holds stuff while you tack it in place:
The springy bit turns on the body bit and the magnets pivot, so it clamps onto round stuff too:
A couple of quick tests holding random stuff to random stuff - in case it isn't obvious, the idea is that it holds stuff while you tack it in place:
The springy bit turns on the body bit and the magnets pivot, so it clamps onto round stuff too:
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There really should be a warning sign upon joining/using this forum. 
dan.taylor.1
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Is it a stronghand product? Looks like one of theirs
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dan.taylor.1
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Is that what makes bzp gold?
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I doubt that you will find cadmium plated items nowadays unless its perhaps an aerospace or other specialised application, the colour will just be a gold or yellow passivate.
