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oldbikedavey
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A rather jolly slide hammer of exceptional quality and walloperage.
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I spotted one of them concrete yachts for sale….nice project for you.
1983 Endurance 40 endurance wind boats uk
Here for sale is a “Project” 46ft endurance 40 ferro motor sailer. £20,000 (Rigging does need attention) reluctant sale. Vessel type: Bluewater cruiser Designer:Peter Ibold Builder: Windboats Make:...
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Coffee! That's a proper coloured cup of tea, none of that wishy washy noncey milky stuff
I posted a pic of a mug of liquid on whatsapp. A friend said 'I thought you didn't drink coffee'.
I replied 'That's not coffee, it's proper tea!!'
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2 more columns for my mezzanine
Opposite ends of the spectrum today, first a hand pump that was on special at 40 quid, its been dedicated to Straight 30W engine oil to make adding oil the jcb and mower easier and reduce spillage. It joins a previous two with hvb46 hydraulic fluid and 75/80 gear oil. I need to make better labels for them. They are "ATF" pumps and come with all the fittings for different auto transmission fillers, but they can cope happily with gear oil or whatever.
A xprog-m eprom tool for more car ecu hackery. I'm going to solder the flylead on the right to the AAM (immobilizer) module of the Merc SLK and dump it so I can extract the identity of the 8 fixed keys to make a new key.
Its a bit unclear if this works for the exact model of AAM I have so I'm doing this on a spare ebay AAM that I'm waiting to arrive yet, so if I fubar it I dont wreck the car as it needs to be ready in a week for wife's birthday, 1 key is better than broken car. I already cut a working flip blade that turns the ignition and opens the door, just the passive immobilizer function to program so it starts the car which I need the fixed identity extracted to do.
A xprog-m eprom tool for more car ecu hackery. I'm going to solder the flylead on the right to the AAM (immobilizer) module of the Merc SLK and dump it so I can extract the identity of the 8 fixed keys to make a new key.
Its a bit unclear if this works for the exact model of AAM I have so I'm doing this on a spare ebay AAM that I'm waiting to arrive yet, so if I fubar it I dont wreck the car as it needs to be ready in a week for wife's birthday, 1 key is better than broken car. I already cut a working flip blade that turns the ignition and opens the door, just the passive immobilizer function to program so it starts the car which I need the fixed identity extracted to do.
Nice, that will be me one day I hope as I put footings in to take columns when I poured the slab, except I have to get two 10m span lengths for the horizontals and I can only fit 4m or so on the van bed!
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MattF
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Handy things, laser levels. I last used mine to do the Oak mantelpiece for the fireplace. Allowed me to get everything prepped & ready beforehand so it could just be placed in position. Didn't want to be lifting that more than once.
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The problem with those is that they are adjustable.
You'd need a perfectly leveled surface to set it back to 0 if someone messed with it.
I have one myself but in 0.01mm/m resolution.
Hopefully they didn't mess with mine.
Mine too was from ebay used and cheap
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Could you post a link please?
I wish I understood the 2nd part of your post
Ive used similar ones in my Erbaur impact screwdriver for years. They are really really useful, and it's surprising just what the impact driver will cope with.
Especially handy for whizzing even quite large bolts in/out after they've been loosened with a bar..... mine get used a lot - esp. with 1/4" drive sockets
You only need a surface level within the range of the level, it will read the same when rotated 180 degrees when it is correctly set.
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Great tools. A bit like a multitool, you never realised how much you needed one before and makes jobs so much easier having one.
I do recommend getting a pole mount as tripods are restrictve and constantly need to be moved when they get in the way.
