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The mouldking one is a little bigger @ 2.1m and a lot cheaper... great fun to build...
Im taking it apart as its been out since Christmas
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Want something with welding in it, (but badly) and general stuff, try Ants Pants. Ants_Pants or Inheritance machining.and of course if you like big lathe work there is always CEE
Try this if you've got young kids and you can enjoy it with them. Myth busters.
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When you want cheering up, watch this channel it's funny:
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BrokenBiker
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Funnily enough kims channel popped up the other day randomly, I recognised her from her profile pic but after years in haulage, wreckers and now cranes I cant get motivated to watch other doing the same sort of things. Seems like im just watching work. I used to watch a few trucking channels before I became a truck driver
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Whereas I had an Atari console.
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I started with a sega megadrive, sonic, mickey mouse, few shooting games...then a ps1 and shortly afterwards a chipped ps2 which is where the enjoyment for games really started although by the time ps3 came out I had discovered a 2 stroke and highly tuned cr80 and the smell of 2 stroke was like crack...probably has a lot to do with why im laying here now trying to lever myself out of bed
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Books books and more books kept me sane after three serious medical crisis.
Smashed leg, pneumonia and broken back.
Das Boot is a belter, Stalingrad by Anthony Beevor, The Making of The Atom Bomb a huge thrilling book https://www.amazon.co.uk/Making-Ato...1757580676&sprefix=the+making+,aps,183&sr=8-1
Or anything by Irvine Welsh. Disgusting, desperately funny and thought provoking. Try Glue or Skagboys first
Smashed leg, pneumonia and broken back.
Das Boot is a belter, Stalingrad by Anthony Beevor, The Making of The Atom Bomb a huge thrilling book https://www.amazon.co.uk/Making-Ato...1757580676&sprefix=the+making+,aps,183&sr=8-1
Or anything by Irvine Welsh. Disgusting, desperately funny and thought provoking. Try Glue or Skagboys first
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Watched that the year I left school, thought it was the best thing since sliced bread
I actually bought the series on DVD in the nineties.
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If you have time to spare you could volunteer to be the forum official net researcher?...we could send you problems and you could search the tinternet etc for solutions.
For example my missus asked me if I fancied the festool exoskeleton for my birthday....say what? Turns out you can already buy a battery powered tool to strap on and help with jobs that are repetitive!
For example my missus asked me if I fancied the festool exoskeleton for my birthday....say what? Turns out you can already buy a battery powered tool to strap on and help with jobs that are repetitive!
