roofman
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I see you still have my home made Stihl stand for repairs
have you used it yet.
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have you used it yet.
Cato
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Yes I have and it works well. I have a couple of changes I want to make to the cross bar so that it'll take Makita etc. They're low down on a long list of 'must do' stuff though.I see you still have my home made Stihl stand for repairs
roofman
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very handy with the long probe
Cato
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Such a simple thing that makes life so much easier with the long probe and LCD display. Cuts down on stripping things, back probing, de-pinning connectors and so on.
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That's a good idea, will have to look if anyone does a long probe to suit my Powerprobe.
Cato
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Looking at the threads they're the same generic size as multi-meter ends so I imagine there will be something out there.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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A Mad friend heard I was un-well.
So he sent me a get well soon prezzie.
So he sent me a get well soon prezzie.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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No it is not.It's like playing pass the parcel in here
The only passing I will do, is after I drink it.
I made a couple from stainless tig wire stuffed down a wd40 pipe and looped over at one end for crock clip attachment.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Can't play with Evri. They have placed it a safe place.
And forgotten where they've put it!
Their delivery photo will not be anywhere within a six mile radius of your place , you're safe .
oldbikedavey
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Just a 200 litre barrel of kerosene for the workshop heater, and three variable pitch bandsaw blades for the Mighty Startrite 18-V-10.....
That'll do for the time being....
That'll do for the time being....
Arc Tourist
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Its been a good day for me. A great result according to the consultation regarding my health issue
, and four deliveries today.I acquired twenty litres of indoor grade paraffin, a set of vintage brass fireplace tools, a brass coal shovel, and an old brass bucket for coal which surprised me weighed just shy of 14 lbs.
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That's a jam pan by the look of it, rather than a coal bucket.Its been a good day for me. A great result according to the consultation regarding my health issue
I acquired twenty litres of indoor grade paraffin, a set of vintage brass fireplace tools, a brass coal shovel, and an old brass bucket for coal which surprised me weighed just shy of 14 lbs.
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MattF
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I was thinking the same. For coal it would be a scuttle.
Fred?
