Mick Annick
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Are those long spindles standard? I’m looking at getting a polisher at the mo.
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Are those long spindles standard? I’m looking at getting a polisher at the mo.
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Good idea that.
brewdexta
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I had to check
I didn't think so, it comes like this with bolt retained mopsI'm pretty sure I bought the adaptors plus all the polish and extra mops from the Polishing Shop
https://www.thepolishingshop.co.uk/spindles-accessories/spindles-adaptors
I did look around for decent second hand polishers near me, but there were none at the time. There was a quite a few the last time I looked but the above works ok for my purposes, I just put a cardboard box behind it to catch any crud and where a Powercap, one of those face mask with built in filters and fan.
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but nom no nom cookies nom nom nom
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Not a single piece of chocolate arrived , I can't say how disappointed I am
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Local Second hand shop.
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some type of puch leather ?
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Today I acquired.
A new 3lt unbreakable work flask and cup. No more running out of hot water for my tea...and I did aquire another cool bit of machinery but I will save those pictures for another day
A new 3lt unbreakable work flask and cup. No more running out of hot water for my tea...and I did aquire another cool bit of machinery but I will save those pictures for another day
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The silver one to the left is a 199ps mathmos, again empty. To the right is a lava lite grande. It's 27" tall! It's great, I just try not to think about how much electric it uses
I need a bulb for the 1966 crestworth and it seems I'll have to order online and pay postage as nowhere stocks halogen/filament bulbs any more. Needs a 40w b15 golf ball bulb.
Everything is led and eco friendly now.
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Just bought this chainsaw on an ebay auction tonight will have it in a few days
One owner etc etc. Got a you tube video of it running too.
It's a pro grade saw high spec for what I need but then I have a Stihl fetish too
I have some work planned for it in the coming weeks, taking down a row of trees around the back of my house. Some of the trunks are decent sized circa 2 foot diameter but will be easy for this saw.
One owner etc etc. Got a you tube video of it running too.
It's a pro grade saw high spec for what I need but then I have a Stihl fetish too
I have some work planned for it in the coming weeks, taking down a row of trees around the back of my house. Some of the trunks are decent sized circa 2 foot diameter but will be easy for this saw.
You can, but will not receive any sympathy (nor chocolate).Not a single piece of chocolate arrived , I can't say how disappointed I am
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The engineering site in the USA I frequent has a lot of members who have been 3D printing gear sets for several years .. those that have them rate them highly for strength and lower cost
