slim_boy_fat
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A cousin had a pair of similar matching lamps either side of her front door, they came off a very old horse-drawn hearse and were converted to mains power. Lovely old things
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A cousin had a pair of similar matching lamps either side of her front door, they came off a very old horse-drawn hearse and were converted to mains power. Lovely old things
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look at planer thicknesser for a good reference also could be used as a sander which is more likely what it is
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It’s an old mangle. Well, half of one anyway!
not sure what I’ll do with it. I did think about a roller but sometimes it’s easier to build from scratch.
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I do like that, very nice.
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Pallet to France??!!
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No, I've enough interesting stuff like that already.
But, I love all those old hand wheels etc.
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Same here. I always pick them up when I see them.
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I would say no.A cousin had a pair of similar matching lamps either side of her front door, they came off a very old horse-drawn hearse and were converted to mains power. Lovely old things
But I have done a few items for funds.
I will not fall into double standards that have crept in.
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No. Well no plans for that.You could always fit a small 12V lead acid in the torch
Hunting for the dust.
Or give it to me.
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In what way, electrification?
Tricky to have them lit (in her case) using carbide. Academic really, given that she died about 25 years ago....
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Yours if you want it....
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Acquired an old steam engine lubricator from a neighbour, cleaned it a bit, turned one new wooden knob for it, and mounted it on a simple wood plaque, using a matching bit of threaded pipe to attach it, so no modifications were made to the unit. The only missing parts are one needle valve...and a steam engine. 
It's rather steampunk-ish, I think. I'll probably mount it on a wall somewhere, but the living room is off limits, by executive order from spouse.
It's rather steampunk-ish, I think. I'll probably mount it on a wall somewhere, but the living room is off limits, by executive order from spouse.
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Cheap Chinese hydraulic crimps, cable etc today for boat rewiring:
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Big squander today: saw this on a (relatively) good deal at the weekend so I bought myself an early birthday present and it arrived just in time for the Brundle steel box section delivery that also arrived today and needed cutting up into lengths that would fit in the garage!
What a thoroughly awesome tool.
What a thoroughly awesome tool.
