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Traditional Blue Nose Navy drink.
Rannsachair
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Just arrived and I am ready to test on Jaguar suspension:
will do a review once I have used it.
Update: Tried firing it up minutes ago, power light comes on at switch, no fan operation and hand held unit, no lights and does not work when pull trigger. Started an ebay return. Shipped from Cannock, so hope easier than a buy from china!
will do a review once I have used it.
Update: Tried firing it up minutes ago, power light comes on at switch, no fan operation and hand held unit, no lights and does not work when pull trigger. Started an ebay return. Shipped from Cannock, so hope easier than a buy from china!
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Vibro massager eh Ardlevark, yeah, think wife has one for her 'neck'.
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She uses it on her pain in her neck, you.
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I needed a track saw for some wood bothering, and a second collapsible work bench, so these turned up today.
Most impressed with both!
The Keter folding workbench is nice and sturdy and has multiple quick clamp positions and slots and comes with clamps.
The Evolution track and saw look good and feel solid, I will test them at the weekend.
Most impressed with both!
The Keter folding workbench is nice and sturdy and has multiple quick clamp positions and slots and comes with clamps.
The Evolution track and saw look good and feel solid, I will test them at the weekend.
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Well a month can't go by without me purchasing another Milwaukee tool, this time in the form of their Plunge Saw. Also bought the Router adaptor for the guide track too, not got a track yet 
that will be next month ready for some kitchen cupboard projects.
Of course now I'm wondering if should keep the circular saw or move it on and is time to invest some bigger batteries as they are mainly 5ah's with a single 4ah and 9ah but these tools are bit more power hungry. The dilemma is to get some M18 High Output batteries or push the boat out on their new Forge £££ batteries
that will be next month ready for some kitchen cupboard projects.Of course now I'm wondering if should keep the circular saw or move it on and is time to invest some bigger batteries as they are mainly 5ah's with a single 4ah and 9ah but these tools are bit more power hungry. The dilemma is to get some M18 High Output batteries or push the boat out on their new Forge £££ batteries
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My good lady managed to get us two tickets.
Farside
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That even pre-dates the 0582 code.
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Nice one, Can i be first on the list for her ticket, after she has the accident !
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It’s a bit like a hens tooth…
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Mid 70s bombardier 185 cc.they were in skidoos,water pumps etc..they use them in homemade ultra lite planes now..it’s a little screamer..
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Another barrel of kerosene for the workshop heater , which is a very comforting thing to have .....
That, and a bit of cylinder barrel patternmaking progress that mostly involved some glueing operations....
That, and a bit of cylinder barrel patternmaking progress that mostly involved some glueing operations....
