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I got a couple when Dominos pizza were giving away goody bags at a local show.
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Morris
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I didn't spend a fortune on a lathe just to then take the easy way out
Wifey has knitted hundreds of dog blankets for Battersea and we give to the local air ambulance, we do our bit.
Morris
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The price of a Bantam lathe, tooling, VFD and material.How much did it cost you to make?
Bargain.
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Morris
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I do not need a 3d printerCould have just clicked start on a 3d printer and be done in 2 minutes
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They're really cheap nowadays and pretty much plug and play... Gives you time to put the kettle on and your feet up whilst it does the workI do not need a 3d printer
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sparkysy
If it pays happy days!!
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I have been converting a van in my spare time, it's a split work camper, so it can be used in the week for work and a camper at the weekend with little fuss. Since about February, my 8 year old daughter has been helping me to fit the roof light, wire it, insulate & board it.
We are finally getting close to fitting the floor, beds, cooker, sink and shelves.
We are finally getting close to fitting the floor, beds, cooker, sink and shelves.
Get thee behind me satan!I do not need a 3d printer
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That's a job I have to do this year. Just need to get a new gearbox and clutch fitted first!
The robot overlords will spare you during the uprising
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Kram
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I got some of this lawn stuff a few months back. Rather than the current £18-20, I paid £8.
The lawn was mostly weeds and moss. Took two coatings to have a proper effect, a month and quite a bit of watering.
Today I raked out the dead black vegetation which was enough to fill a flexi bucket, leaving mud underneath. Says to wait a few more weeks before I put grass seed down. Ofcourse its going to be too hot and need constant watering.
Heres a photo from a couple weeks after I put it on, after trimming, though that hides how bad it was.
The lawn was mostly weeds and moss. Took two coatings to have a proper effect, a month and quite a bit of watering.
Today I raked out the dead black vegetation which was enough to fill a flexi bucket, leaving mud underneath. Says to wait a few more weeks before I put grass seed down. Ofcourse its going to be too hot and need constant watering.
Heres a photo from a couple weeks after I put it on, after trimming, though that hides how bad it was.
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Not a big fan of salmiakki I gotta admit! I am partial to some mämmi now and then though.
I've made some sanding blocks today. I made the handles too but I put too much effort in the rear handle, and not enough into the front handle.
Flexible variant.
This is for autobody work, the sandpaper is glued on, from "orphaned" belts that no I longer have a machine for.
