Craig-SM
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You've never looked better definitely a step up on the paper bag.
You've never looked better definitely a step up on the paper bag.
From where? Please.Today we picked up some torx and hex T handled sets in the modular trays, £20.80 each on the trade card.
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You learn something new everyday.Acetylene has certain ingredients that will rot the diaphragm in a propane reg & vice versa. You also need a different hose for each gas and for cutting with propane you need 2 piece nozzles.
Halfrauds I reckonFrom where? Please.
I drank half a can at lunchtime, poured the rest away, driving, and filthy weather. Struck me as entirely drinkable, I'll fill up the beer fridge and properly test it later. Bloke wanted rid of it, I was happy to oblige.I have memories of drinking Asahi and Wild Turkey to excess in a club in Roppongi, Japan, it was all clear until I was ejected from said club by two huge Aussie bouncers![]()
I mean why would you. A new reg is 20 quid for a cheap one, which if you're not using it hard every day it'll be fine. A really good one is like 50/60 for a dual stage one. Not worth mucking about with high pressure gas.You learn something new everyday.
Does this apply to an oxy reg used for argon?
No, you see I wouldn't buy a cheap one....I mean why would you. A new reg is 20 quid for a cheap one, which if you're not using it hard every day it'll be fine. A really good one is like 50/60 for a dual stage one. Not worth mucking about with high pressure gas.
Do you have the murex cutting / welding book? I have a pdf if you pm me your email.You learn something new everyday.
Does this apply to an oxy reg used for argon?
Hard to tell upside down, but if not a steam trap, then a cattle drinking trough?Looks like a condense ( steam) or water trap ( air).
Bob