Exactly this! Just think of all those bike fairings and mudguards that we could have fixed ‘properly’ with a tool like that.
Well, if someone asked me to copy out in Chinese some script, I'd doubtless produce a few howlers too.
Don't want your weed getting too hot.
Yeah, I spotted that myself. At £40 though inc the variable controller, I thought it had to be worth a punt... and it seems reasonably well made. They do bigger (& smaller) diameter fans, but this seemed a reasonable compromise. Easily portable & set up on a floor if doing say dusty building work indoors, or mounted & set up as a workstation extractor.
(I think I spent another £22 on a flexi duct)
Thought it may come in handy as an extractor when I set that laser engraver up. For what they cost, & going from your initial review, a no-brainer purchase.
Next purchase a weed growing tent?Just ordered a 4".
Glad they can be used instead of heading for the tip
I ‘ve had a similar experience only to find out most of the cash was out of date currency£274 in loose change beside my bed
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Need to get money bags tomorrow and get it into bank or post office etc. Then decide what tools I'll buy
) to visit our local "Arnold Laver" so she could buy a sheet of MDF.
Fire doors do make really excellent Work Bench Tops!
Clearing out my late brother's house I found over five kilos of euro coins. A Web search found a place that would take coins. Poorish exchange rate, but what could I do with them? I always come back fom abroad with plenty of shrapnel.
How will you know which door to open to get out of your shed?Sister rudely awoke me at the crack of noon today (actually 830am
Whilst I was there, I browsed the "clearance" area (as one does).
"internal doors, seconds - £5 each".
There's a stack of them, still wrapped, a few minor marks.
So I thinks: nail em together with a beam top and bottom, and they'd make a good internal framework for my new shed.
So I bought 24 of them, to make a 16ftx16ft shed.
Went back down with the trailer, and grabbed the first one to load it - it wouldn't move.
They were solid Fire doors, each weighing about a cwt.
So I bought all 40 they had piled up.
Three trips with the trailer, and nearly killed myself getting them to the bottom of the garden
Every so often, I just drop on something so perfect, and so cheap, it feels like I won the lottery.
I'll even have enough left over to build no.1son a shed, and make some workbench tops.
