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BrokenBiker
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its not a disorder if you dont seek help for it
Other Daniel
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That's a really nice video 
Very good
Very good
Memmeddu
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Well I kinda feel it because I can run machine shop essentially but I have no time for doing so.
I can go and do electrical but I have no time for
I can even do some plumbing.
I can fix cars.
I can do bodywork.
I can do the lumberjack
I can do a bunch of things and that's due to my slowly growing up tool set up.
I should build my workshop, my struggles are always hijacked by something else I would like to get and I don't have that magically appears in my feed on either vinted or eBay, I recently got an hydraulic press too
dieselsamurai
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there literally no way you can have enough tools just not enough space for them
angellonewolf
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or enough time to use themthere literally no way you can have enough tools just not enough space for them
Memmeddu
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there literally no way you can have enough tools just not enough space for them
Those two statements perfectly describe my current situation
Farside
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The two bozos hammering the spanner had me wincing.
If I can buy a tool to do something and it may be of use in the future I will, if it's a one off and costs more than paying someone to do it I won't, I currently have most of the loft, the boiler cupboard, the garage a shed all of the under bed storage, there is only 2 of us in a 3 bed house, I think we need a bigger house.
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So long as what you do you enjoy and it brings in enough money keep on going . But be a bit more thoughtful in your purchases. If you hate any part drop it even itf it was profitable .
I didn't get past the AI slop saw handle with a trigger switch.
Other Daniel
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Very true. The animation was absolute pants.
It was the voiceover which struck the chord with me,
even if it did get a bit ott occasionally. But, it was
the message within...
angellonewolf
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tools i try to keep it at tools i use (think ive posted on here before) if ive not used it in x amout of time it has to go unless its a special tool a cement mixer starys in case i want to use it but ive a carpet cutter here that a very god tool but i dont get the use out of it
ive a dewant plaster mixer 54v that once ive done the back room its very handly not having to plug in and cable every where but for how much i use it after i finish it will be sold again i can allways buy another if a big project comes up
Memmeddu
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I've repaired a gate on yesterday, used mig and stick, made money.
I've fixed a big mixer (pizza place) on Wednesday electrical fault used sparky tools, Fluke 115 and Megger
I've had to modify the MP5K gearbox to fit a better motor in it, used the cordless drill and a 10mm reamer.
Plumber tools few weeks ago to install a water pump.
Cutting torch on this week to remove a stuck pin at work.
