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zeppelin builder
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bought a chopsaw on steroids !
as they say ye canny beat a Ridgid tool
as they say ye canny beat a Ridgid tool
AKN
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Make some fly-screens for house doors and windows keep all those nasty bugs out in summer.
MetalMonkey
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A little stubby bit holder for my grab and go bag, not as nicely finished as my PB Swiss one, but seems pretty decent.
Slightly smaller than I expected, but does the job - and no, not the first time I've heard that.
Slightly smaller than I expected, but does the job - and no, not the first time I've heard that.
Shox Dr
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Update.
I had to return this projector; the only HDMI port failed.
The supplied Andriod Dongle doesnt support iPlayer or ITV.
It didnt seem to be problem at the time, I bought a firestick and used that instead. With the firestick poking straight out the rear of the projector its own weight plus the USB power lead made it sag. So I removed it when not in use (almost every night). This continued 'use' of the port caused Port failure. I thought this might happen. I tied a 90* HDMI connector so it ran up the back of the unit, but the extra leverage made it worse.
I couldnt get Amanoz or Anker to replace the unit. Instead I had to have a refund. As yet [2mths on] Im still to replace it.
Amazing picture. Sound is good. Speakers project more sound to the rear, this is no good for our setup. A set of BT speakers sorted that out, but a PITA to connect to eachtime.
Will I get another? Possible, dependant on whats on the market at the time.
droopsnoot
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I managed to get to Lidl intent on buying a battery impact driver, but they only have the mains one in my local store. Now I'm mulling over whether it would be useful - it would save me from having to start the compressor, or making sure the battery is charged, and it's £20 cheaper than the rechargeable one. Hmm, decisions, decisions.
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Ebay: bid once; bid late.I've acquired some more enerpac hydraulic rams. Unfortunately someone with a sniping tool beat me on the two enerpac pullers
Sniping services do that for you.
Brad93
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I've never used it but been on the receiving end a few times
paulmitchell1984
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Apparently it works quite well at keeping some moisture from logs in a store, im on the hunt for some currently in preparation for making new log stores
I can't be bothered with sniping.
I place a single bid to the value I think something is worth, and if I win it, I win it.
Arc Tourist
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I do the same, put in my max bid with a few seconds to go so if I get outbid there's no time for my heart to rule my head and bid again.
MattF
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At £9.99, it would have been rude not to. Got it for that router table insert. Figured if I need to drill new holes in a base or suchlike, to make it fit, better to do it with a cheapie rather than one of my other routers. I can leave that one permanently attached too.
