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I recently asked on here and was told about this stuff. £20 for a small jar but seems to be the stuff
Hammer grease
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I recently asked on here and was told about this stuff. £20 for a small jar but seems to be the stuff
Hammer grease
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Update
This was how I got on with the new MK unit over the weekend. Being all metal it would defeat the purpose mounting onto plywood again so extra work required-
All good, my whole house is on RCDs now and no issues at all im glad to report. I have the C32 for my welder supply to rear garage so thats all that's left to complete that. Then paint in around the whole lot and call that part of the re wiring work in my garage done and a gap cleared for the 2 post lift
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If you're happy to wait 20 years why not
Im not a spark, a DIYer so frowned upon of course but dare I say I took more care on my consumer unit than many professionals would have, sadly. Any electrical work done by trades people at my house was shocking pardon the pun. Hence I do alot of my own research and do the work to the best of my abilities.
I have one very similar , all the same kit but the box lay out is different and it has two red closers instead of one , paid Temu or Ali Express £ 6 for it about 14 months ago , in the early hours of the day when it was on buy it now ,special offer, only one left .
That’s interesting.what gun is it for?
Probably my best marketplace find so far, 42x 1x1m 30mm high quality basically new just a defective edge from factory gym tiles worth ~£35 each COMPLETELY FREE 
Could only get 17 for a first trip in mine and friends car so going back for the rest with a trailer tomorrow as about 25kg a piece! Just what my friend has been looking for over the last couple years for in the stables for their rescued donkeys.
Could only get 17 for a first trip in mine and friends car so going back for the rest with a trailer tomorrow as about 25kg a piece! Just what my friend has been looking for over the last couple years for in the stables for their rescued donkeys.
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Zero packaging to protect it, just loose in the plastic bag and box from ToolDen.
Makita XGT double charger for £78 with the ebay discount, allowing me to charge three at a time and get to bed many hours earlier after a long day!
I'll soon have 7 batteries, possibly 8.
no idea came in a load of junk.
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Onoff
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Cheers. If you get a mo can you measure yours in "side view" so I can make one. Reckon mine's 72 diameter...'ish.
Also repair sleeve for the bobcat just arrived, gotta ask them how they trick royal mail as it certainly ain't large letter max 25mm
If they are anything like the irish post service, you just fill in the details online and the staff in the office, "thank christ, they did the booking themself and now I dont have to type anything so I am letting it through"
That's the thing though, stuff I've sent through ebay using royal mail recently was just 15mm oversize for large letter width and they made they guy pay for medium parcel on delivery!
Probably my best marketplace find so far, 42x 1x1m 30mm high quality basically new just a defective edge from factory gym tiles worth ~£35 each COMPLETELY FREE
Could only get 17 for a first trip in mine and friends car so going back for the rest with a trailer tomorrow as about 25kg a piece! Just what my friend has been looking for over the last couple years for in the stables for their rescued donkeys.
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That's the rest all on, definitely needed the trailer I'm sweating buckets after that
