Seadog
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It is. I've got one but couldn't remember the model
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Set the pressure switches on the 2 units slightly different so that both don't start up together and overload your power supply. _
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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When I got home from a nice pub lunch, I found this small bundle.
Ty Norbert and co.
Most of the box's fell to bits. But the contents are as I pulled them into the house.
Ty Norbert and co.
Most of the box's fell to bits. But the contents are as I pulled them into the house.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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What did I get?
I wanted to know as well.
Box of cook wear items, to be sorted in depth later.
Kenwood bread maker, looks clean.
Food steamer, ok.
Another slow cooker, dusty but looks good.
Kenwood add on thong and a greater.
Decent icing bag set, unused.
Decent cake tin
I wanted to know as well.
Box of cook wear items, to be sorted in depth later.
Kenwood bread maker, looks clean.
Food steamer, ok.
Another slow cooker, dusty but looks good.
Kenwood add on thong and a greater.
Decent icing bag set, unused.
Decent cake tin
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Now the Goodies, No, not those three.
A phot printer, there is paper in another box.
Plus a very thing and had to find glass Chimney.
Ye gods, a breeding pair.
Unused sump heater, @arther dailey Yep, another one.
turn of the century wall lantern, rusty but complete. The other chimney does not fit
Tools and assorted dust.
A baby torch
Things
More things
Need I say anything?
Fuel funnels, the sticker says.
Not suitable for flammable fluids.
A phot printer, there is paper in another box.
Plus a very thing and had to find glass Chimney.
Ye gods, a breeding pair.
Unused sump heater, @arther dailey Yep, another one.
turn of the century wall lantern, rusty but complete. The other chimney does not fit
Tools and assorted dust.
A baby torch
Things
More things
Need I say anything?
Fuel funnels, the sticker says.
Not suitable for flammable fluids.
zzr1200
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Machinery jack one only (£10.00), you just know there's at least another two out there somewhere, if not three possibly.....
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Square jack thread and quality machining.
It's shame they got split up as a set.
Three clamps 2 x M&W (small and large) and one Starrett (medium).............£5.00.
4 core cable 1.5mm about 30m .............£10.00.
Not bad for a couple of hours hunting at a couple of boot fairs........
.Square jack thread and quality machining.
It's shame they got split up as a set.
Three clamps 2 x M&W (small and large) and one Starrett (medium).............£5.00.
4 core cable 1.5mm about 30m .............£10.00.
Not bad for a couple of hours hunting at a couple of boot fairs........
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Being piccy, "sewage".
Sorry, not a nice thing. Is it next doors, or the water co.s fault?
Seadog
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Do you live in the Tardis?
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Yes, but you knew that.
Memmeddu
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Today I've finally got the big tap wrench in the mail
Fake Mitutoyo for size comparison
It was almost going to be sent back due to courier incompetence.
I was home last Friday evening because I was making my latest YouTube video.
And I was in front of my door, which is always oper till night .
I received a notification missed delivery, receiver not at home.
No courier manifested to my door.
Not even the delivery truck down the road.
I was enough upset.
But this morning coming back from work I've found the package .
Now the jaws open up to roughly 26mm .
I don't know how big of a tap it can take but I think up to M40 as the diagonal length of the square is 35mm
The handle is 22mm in diameter and it has M22x1.5 threads and can be screwed on both sides of the body
So not a big of a deal to make the missing one, which I think I would make it out of a car axle
The thing impressed me the most is that apart of it's size (we don't even have something like that at work)...
The dynamic jaw runs on 2 prismatic guides, and they are adjustable too
It says 5 on the body but my big #4 almost looks tiny beside this thing despite its 500mm length
I don't know but it's more a #6 than a #5 as all the 5's I've seen reach M30 and are not that big.
For reference my #4 is for up to M27 taps
Fake Mitutoyo for size comparison
It was almost going to be sent back due to courier incompetence.
I was home last Friday evening because I was making my latest YouTube video.
And I was in front of my door, which is always oper till night .
I received a notification missed delivery, receiver not at home.
No courier manifested to my door.
Not even the delivery truck down the road.
I was enough upset.
But this morning coming back from work I've found the package .
Now the jaws open up to roughly 26mm .
I don't know how big of a tap it can take but I think up to M40 as the diagonal length of the square is 35mm
The handle is 22mm in diameter and it has M22x1.5 threads and can be screwed on both sides of the body
So not a big of a deal to make the missing one, which I think I would make it out of a car axle
The thing impressed me the most is that apart of it's size (we don't even have something like that at work)...
The dynamic jaw runs on 2 prismatic guides, and they are adjustable too
It says 5 on the body but my big #4 almost looks tiny beside this thing despite its 500mm length
I don't know but it's more a #6 than a #5 as all the 5's I've seen reach M30 and are not that big.
For reference my #4 is for up to M27 taps
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@Johnnybravo Well spotted!
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Memmeddu
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Bosch 1103 aka GBM 23-2 which fun fact has the 1103 code in the data plate
That's the Bosch answer to the Fein Dsk 672-2 , they have similar specs very close, just little differences
I already have the upmentioned Fein, the problem with It is that is massive, it has an MT3 spindle a wonderful drill but it's heavy, and the collar is too big.
This Bosch has MT2 spindle, little less torque but still enough capable and it weights little more over the half of the Fein.
Now I have a very big 70 years old drill stand and my hope is that this drill will fit in it's as my Fein has a too big of a collar .
That's the Bosch answer to the Fein Dsk 672-2 , they have similar specs very close, just little differences
I already have the upmentioned Fein, the problem with It is that is massive, it has an MT3 spindle a wonderful drill but it's heavy, and the collar is too big.
This Bosch has MT2 spindle, little less torque but still enough capable and it weights little more over the half of the Fein.
Now I have a very big 70 years old drill stand and my hope is that this drill will fit in it's as my Fein has a too big of a collar .
Whatever they were doing with it - your gain. If you'r selling it I could find a use for it...
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Mrs Robo was driving the other day when I said "that looks like a fire bucket out for scrap" she knows me that well she was already braking 
But "there's a hole in my bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza"
I'll soon have that repaired with Milliput and it can be used with a water pump display
But "there's a hole in my bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza"
I'll soon have that repaired with Milliput and it can be used with a water pump display
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Nice old Wadkin planer from @My Old Landy thanks very much, fitted a treat in the back of the little Astra! shame I forgot the motor
Its now out and stashed
Its now out and stashed
I bought 2 of welding clamps + 1 of those Wall Hook thingummies last week myself - and one of their garden hose guns with multiple modes & a thumb on/off. £2.99 & its actually very good, best one I've had!In Aldi today stocking up on dog & cat food when I accidentallywent down the middle aisle....
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Some Rat Treats for the little furry munchkins who have arrived in my workshop.....
