James1979
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Send that back to estwing. They will probably replace it under warranty
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arther dailey
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think Max is great company and knows best
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Number 2.
In total 2.25 hours sleep since 3am Friday Morning.
Number lasted a bit.
Dcal
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Surely that level of abuse will not be covered.
If I send it back, they might well just laugh and melt it down.
Then I won't have the basis of a hammer that I actually want.
I've had a 16oz eastwing for years and really like it, I don't really need a 21oz framing hammer
"ESTWING’S WARRANTY IS NOT A LIFETIME WARRANTY, HOWEVER, ESTWING FULLY WARRANTS ITS ALL- STEEL HAMMERS AGAINST FAILURE IN NORMAL USE, BUT DOES NOT WARRANT ITS TOOLS AGAINST MISUSE, ABUSE, OR WEARING OUT."
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Clearly a Mini front and centre, but an SD1 in the background? Yours?
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Dunno but I’m guessing that as the claws came off then it’s failed in normal use?
If it’s more useful to you as is then that’s the answer
Yes, but sods law syas they will ask for the missing part back.
Onoff
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"It fell into the water as I was working on the boat".
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No, can't be held in by simple locksNah, Weed may be involved but the locks are because he grows his inspiration in there
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Well, not a physical thing made, but yesterday & today I swapped over to my winter alloys & tyres. Should make those essential bad weather journeys have less potential for
Alloys have been powder coated over the summer so this is their first time on the car since last Winter. They're Wolfrace ones but need spacers to clear the suspension upright/brake caliper because of wheel offset - setup works well. These are they......
...and there's a reason for being parked in the next postcode before anyone jumps in
Alloys have been powder coated over the summer so this is their first time on the car since last Winter. They're Wolfrace ones but need spacers to clear the suspension upright/brake caliper because of wheel offset - setup works well. These are they......
...and there's a reason for being parked in the next postcode before anyone jumps in
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Ah but he is not trying to keep it in, he is trying to stop others interfering with the processNo, can't be held in by simple locks
MattF
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Nah, Weed may be involved but the locks are because he grows his inspiration in there
If he was 'growing his inspiration' in there, surely the bolt(s) would be on the inside?
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Not at all, he thinks outside the box so needs the bolts outsideIf he was 'growing his inspiration' in there, surely the bolt(s) would be on the inside?
Onoff
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Maybe he locks himself in once a month, full Moon and all that?
as long as it's only himself
DAPPH
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And put it in their black museum of damage done by experts & numpties .
DAPPH
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That's one rather top heavy bench , It'll be a shame if you waste the storage space under the bench . ( I know you said you'd be thinking of it ) .
Weld a four bottom shelf hollow tube bar set on it and cover it in 20 mm construction ply & weld on a towing eye or two at each end , you can always use a 6 foot length of 3x3 " or an anchored block & tackle set with six to one pully's on it to move it around when it's reasonably loaded up .
Plus a bottom bar set will give it tremendous strength & when loaded a lot more stability .
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It's a better picture ?Well, not a physical thing made, but yesterday & today I swapped over to my winter alloys & tyres. Should make those essential bad weather journeys have less potential for
Alloys have been powder coated over the summer so this is their first time on the car since last Winter. They're Wolfrace ones but need spacers to clear the suspension upright/brake caliper because of wheel offset - setup works well. These are they......
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...and there's a reason for being parked in the next postcode before anyone jumps in
