DAPPH
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I thought that too.
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arther dailey
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clean the houseNo where close to other people's skills but with a bit of a warm up it's not horrendous. Personally I'd be welding it up to ensure it's strength and then dressing it back so it's all nice and smooth so the finish doesn't matter so much then.
I'll trade some labour - I'll weld it up for you and you can help the missus clean the house in preparation for the wedding
wow thats a low blow , sure he could organise your next pallet or something more in line with his skills /knowledge
DAPPH
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It's Ok Fizzy has a three inch industrial wet & dry vacuum cleaner , a sand & gravel shovel , a yard brush & a stiff broom plus an amazing power washer and the massive aluminium dustpan on wheels he's making .
Having cleaned much of his workshop for him he'll likely try to rope me in on the act .
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Don't need anything shipping imminently but given we're hosting our wedding in a month at home the house desperately needs converting from a building site in every room to a more functional house rather than just a few select rooms.clean the house
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Professional deformation.
First thing I've thought were lathe chuck jaws which have screws to put soft brass sheets to prevent ruining something like a chrome rod or maybe threaded parts.
So I've associated this with softer materials like an aluminium sheet that needs to be folded without leaving any indentation.
Good thinking Batman! Great idea!
