Pete.
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Blimey John, I've seen mushroomed drifts before but yours is the first I've see that's been toadstooled
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Blimey John, I've seen mushroomed drifts before but yours is the first I've see that's been toadstooled
northwest
Searching for the Holy Grail.........
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I have a very large Snap On yellow handled screwdriver that has great balance and "feel" about it, used regularly as a drift or pry bar, I have filed the end square a couple of times, Took it off a lad thirty years ago when he tried to stab me with it. He was trying to burgle my dads place at the time and I was as fit as any and would take anyone on back then.
Barking Mat
Cuddler of hedgehogs.
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I have one similar, probably one of my first tool purchases from a charity shop 30+ years ago, found it the other day, yes, it's bent, but it's an old friend, totally abused, but still going strong. Looks liké it's worth nothing, but sentimentally...
James1979
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I’m not sure if it’s a sign of living in a good area that even the burglars use snap on
pedrobedro
Man at Matalan
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I have what I thought was a Snap On screwdriver I found on the street behind my car but when I picked it up I found it had been ground to a point so it's more of a Snap On shiv, dead handy for lining up bolt holes though.
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Most folk just call me; Orange Joe
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I can beat that, I've got a pair Stillsons stamped 1927.
