Ive heard rumours that the Chinese want to take over the world. Perhaps they are starting by electrocuting all the welder's.
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How does it compare to a similarly priced Uk, handmade, to order machine..?
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My first 5 vans were all red berlingo, and were names “sqeaky death bus” MK1 MK2 ext given that they all had a slight belt squeal and were always full of dead critters of some kind.
A good friend names his vans girls names thou
There is only 1 solution. You need to buy another welder... at least 2nd hand arc welders are usually on one and cheapThanks Geoff. I was going to ask about welding it but thought that you need to arc instead of mig, and I'm arcless
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How does it compare to a similarly priced Uk, handmade, to order machine..?
Think Id prefer the Zx7!Handmade Welding Mashine.Made for purpose.Very strong and reliable ! | eBay
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Well that's quite clearly a welding mashine not machine
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We went to the stables on the weekend.
17 bags of horse dumps.
17 bags of horse dumps.
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Cant wait to see what your going to make out of that!
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Crap welding?
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Fertilizer.
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Wife gave me this when she came home today, saying "probably something can be of use to you"
She works at goods reception and this kit came in a pallet, no one claimed it.
It is something for electrical assembly by the name of the company.
You didn't think of something else, right?
She works at goods reception and this kit came in a pallet, no one claimed it.
It is something for electrical assembly by the name of the company.
You didn't think of something else, right?
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Looks like the same company who made the landrover tow bar removal guide.Wife gave me this when she came home today, saying "probably something can be of use to you"
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She works at goods reception and this kit came in a pallet, no one claimed it.
It is something for electrical assembly by the name of the company.
You didn't think of something else, right?
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Do you think she folded like that for effect?
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" I beg your pardon "perhaps he has " promised someone a rose garden" Spot that tune.
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A new windscreen in the Surf 
I was impressed when they turned up with the correct windscreen, and the chap took his time and did a decent job. I think I got lucky as his previous appointment was a no-show, then it turned out he was enjoying the local wildlife on our bird feeders. Coffee and chocolate probably helped, too
Took it for a spin this evening and it seems spot on, so fingers crossed this one lasts 25 years, like the original one did!
I was impressed when they turned up with the correct windscreen, and the chap took his time and did a decent job. I think I got lucky as his previous appointment was a no-show, then it turned out he was enjoying the local wildlife on our bird feeders. Coffee and chocolate probably helped, too Took it for a spin this evening and it seems spot on, so fingers crossed this one lasts 25 years, like the original one did!
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Nope, exactly as her first look at it was, made some good laughs at her work she saidDo you think she folded like that for effect?
I bought a set of Wiha VDE screwdrivers from screwfix yesterday. These are the slim ones and are much nicer to use. These are my go to electrical screwdrivers at the moment and I'm on maybe my 4th set. I don't think they are as tough as some brands, but very nice to use, a pz2 or socket screwdriver will last me about 1 year if I don't loss it. Anyway they are on offer at the moment £19.99 down from £29.99. I have a feeling they are going to discontinue these.
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three clamps the seller didnt know what for ?
well they are for pulliing brake linings hard on to the shoes when riveting
well they are for pulliing brake linings hard on to the shoes when riveting
