Or find a local Plant/Agri glass fitter, as they'll turn up, measure, cut, and fit.Shirley, it is just a piece of laminated glass cut and ground to a particular shape.
So make template, give to glass people etc...
(Same as I did for OJ the car).
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Shirley, it is just a piece of laminated glass cut and ground to a particular shape.
So make template, give to glass people etc...
(Same as I did for OJ the car).
It’s a heated screen, and it needs it - no demisters!
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Maybe worth talking to Ricky Evans Motorsport ?
(Never knew Morgan had gone that posh...
this is much more Morgan electrically heated windscreen in IMO )
Same with the Caterham - made in Scotland from the sticker on it last time. Replacement annoyingly doesn't work on a couple of wires right in front of me. Rather less then your price though.
Owners forum was full of insured screens that broke . . . no auto-centre-pop markers were harmed in the "breaking" . . .
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Well, my exhaust had been noisy for a while, recently verging on deafening...
So I bit the bullet earlier in the week and ordered a complete exhaust, 160 or 170 euros delivered.
I was out, it got delivered this afternoon, as I drove in I managed to rip it off completely.
I didn't realise it was that dead.
I know what I'm doing Sunday....
So I bit the bullet earlier in the week and ordered a complete exhaust, 160 or 170 euros delivered.
I was out, it got delivered this afternoon, as I drove in I managed to rip it off completely.
I didn't realise it was that dead.
I know what I'm doing Sunday....
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Maybe worth talking to Ricky Evans Motorsport ?
(Never knew Morgan had gone that posh...
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this is much more Morgan electrically heated windscreen in IMO )
Thanks, they look good. I don’t need one yet but it’s a matter of time…
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Since you mentioned the digital angle measure I’ve been itching at me and I gave in today when this Bosch Professional GAM 220 MF appeared localish. The MF part adds the ability to calculate mitre angle cuts both horizontal and vertical so you can cut angled pieces like coving whilst placed flat on the mitre saw.
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I do a lot of decorating of rentals/refurbs, and my own house is overdue some attention so I bought a Mirka Leros wall/ceiling sander.
I bought a cheapo Screwfix version a while ago and it has been invaluable, albeit very heavy and gives me arms like Popeye
. This is half the weight and also attaches to the Mirka M class vac so sanding is virtually dustless. I went for the extension pole to reach the Victorian high ceilings.
I have three of the smaller Mirka sanders and they are spot on. I am really impressed with the quality of this too, build quality is certainly not 'cheaped-out' in any way as so much is these days - makes a nice change!
I bought a cheapo Screwfix version a while ago and it has been invaluable, albeit very heavy and gives me arms like Popeye
. This is half the weight and also attaches to the Mirka M class vac so sanding is virtually dustless. I went for the extension pole to reach the Victorian high ceilings.I have three of the smaller Mirka sanders and they are spot on. I am really impressed with the quality of this too, build quality is certainly not 'cheaped-out' in any way as so much is these days - makes a nice change!
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I find myself needing to desolder a fair few things at the moment. I struggle with the standard pump and wick these days. I have splashed out on one of these as we have one at work and they seem to work ok.
Hopefully it will be good!
Hopefully it will be good!
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A shear for £10. I think you can safely assume yes.
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That's fairly similar to mine, I've been using an old trolley jack handle that my mate gave me, but I've managed to put the project car on the rollover jig a little too close to the bench, so I've had to use a 12" piece of suitable box section. That's been OK for cutting 1mm steel, and needs a bit more effort for 2mm. But I got another piece of box off the scrap recently, so I can make something a little better.
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From a good member here.
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Is that much expensive.
I'd love to have one
Not for electronics really but it might come in handy both for power tools and airsoft guns too
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It was £90 on Amazon, quite a good price I thought.
