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Erie Fred
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"So just WHY do you need to cut plasma ?"
pressbrake1
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I bought a drag gun plasma from thermal dynamics. It had a built in compressor and the moisture destroyed the gun . I got a refund because of it . The American engineer from td said it wasn’t really meant for damp English winters
Because the plasma he's got is too big
Looks like the crop of plasmas all need a little filter like my little 80quid cheapy one has
Onoff
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Paid cash for mine from a recent little pj! 
First though I put through 8 croissants, a bottle of fresh squeezed orange juice and a 12V cordless rotary tool all on the credit card.
"Have you been buying tools again?"
"Yes dear..."
First though I put through 8 croissants, a bottle of fresh squeezed orange juice and a 12V cordless rotary tool all on the credit card.
"Have you been buying tools again?"
"Yes dear..."
When you get a chance to try it out, I would be interested in your opinion on that 12v cordless "Dremel"
DAPPH
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Yes, if the compressor is internal make sure the valve is closed ..guess how I know this fact....maybe...
This is an odd looking connector on the back (from the LIDL website) - does it look like a hose connector?
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Edit: From the same page - so yes for external compressor!
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There is an adaptor tube in the box for the valve too Mr Ali in china also does a smashing set of 36 or more consumable replacement ends complete with all that is necessary for a fraction of the UK price but like everything the slow boat to China runs both ways at the same speed ( 23 day in my case )
Onoff
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Would you have a link?
7 plasma cutters sitting on a shelf,
7 plasma cutters sitting on a shelf
and if one plasma cutter should accidentally sell (to me)
they'll be 6 plasma cutters sitting on a shelf (for the rest of you at the Cambridge store)
this is turning into an expensive month, and it's only just begun!
7 plasma cutters sitting on a shelf
and if one plasma cutter should accidentally sell (to me)
they'll be 6 plasma cutters sitting on a shelf (for the rest of you at the Cambridge store)
this is turning into an expensive month, and it's only just begun!
MattF
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One spot in my workshop is so tight that I keep catching my belt buckle on a cabinet, as I edge through sideways. If I ever put any weight on, I'm screwed.
skotl
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I keep getting a sharp rap on my spine bone, edging past the machine vice handle on my millOne spot in my workshop is so tight that I keep catching my belt buckle on a cabinet, as I edge through sideways. If I ever put any weight on, I'm screwed.
MattF
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I keep getting a sharp rap on my spine bone, edging past the machine vice handle on my mill
Bet there have been a few choice words muttered when it happens?
We could get rid of some stuff, to make things easier for ourselves, but we know that ain't going to happen, don't we.
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I am looking to buy an ISO container so I can store some treasures in it and have a bit more space to move.Bet there have been a few choice words muttered when it happens?
We could get rid of some stuff, to make things easier for ourselves, but we know that ain't going to happen, don't we.
Just need to find a place where I can put the ISO container down......
Onoff
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Hoping for carpentry tools up the middle aisle next are you?
