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gaz1
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leave that norton alone
https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum...nstall-of-mcafee-livesafe.87333/#post-1260935
https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum...nstall-of-mcafee-livesafe.87333/#post-1260935
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We had that happen to a half dozen large eggs from Morrisons when they took over from Safeway back in 1999 . There no way those eggs should have got by the scanners , so we reckoned someone mush have intentionally slipped them in crate as an advertising caper .
Where did your eggs come from and how long had the store been opend?
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Put " what is a carpenters race knife ? " into Google and look in images , there is one almost identical to the one shown a few posts ago .
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Can you recommend any or just not bother
gaz1
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for free comodo have never had any trouble from it and installed it on many machines even laptop has it on
its both firewall and antivirus in one
just dont install comodo browser that it tries to install you can untick that install in options though
i prefer esab business edition but thats a paid for firewal antivirus
https://www.techradar.com/uk/best/best-free-firewall
antivirus id possibly do without more use a firewall a good one then a virus isnt much of a problem
im one of these once you get a virus format the thing
its both firewall and antivirus in one
just dont install comodo browser that it tries to install you can untick that install in options though
i prefer esab business edition but thats a paid for firewal antivirus
https://www.techradar.com/uk/best/best-free-firewall
antivirus id possibly do without more use a firewall a good one then a virus isnt much of a problem
im one of these once you get a virus format the thing
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Lovely black and decker drill with circular saw attachment
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Jlg
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Is this the right one
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Take the battery out at the start of November, put them back in in March or when you want to use it .then it's not a problem.
Like me you might want to put it in the airing cupboard to normalise and de moisturise it for four hours of so before putting a battery back in again It's a CR2032 , easier to buy a sheet of six from a pound shop etc...keep them warm & dry in the house to delay decay .
Wrt the caliper & the angle finder .. do any of you have problems with repeatability of readings .
On mine unless there is a minute or more gap in taking readings using the caliper , say for instance checking true using the 25 mm frame micrometer test piece the readings soon start to get to varying several points at a time even when zeroing after each measurement .
Not sure if it is the heat from my hand affecting the reading head or the capacitors under the measuring scale changing values due to my hands heat .
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i go direct to page if helps any better i prefer both options 32 and 64 bit options then i can install on different systems
https://personalfirewall.comodo.com/free-download.html?track=5560&af=7639
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I think that's the page I went to that picture was of it downloading
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cracking price, I have been looking for a 1/2 hp 240v motor for my drill for ages but i keep seeing them for around £90
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cracking price, I have been looking for a 1/2 hp 240v motor for my drill for ages but i keep seeing them for around £90
Oh good so it’s not just here that they’re a fortune too! I despise the vintage industrial trend haha, suddenly old BTH models are design pieces etc
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Ever near Milton Keynes.cracking price, I have been looking for a 1/2 hp 240v motor for my drill for ages but i keep seeing them for around £90
THInk the motor I rescued from a southbend lathe is half hp.
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Sadly i am not, but i plan to try and travel a few times a month up and down the M6 to Manchester and back down the M6 as far as Exeter which is not much good, But if i can sort a day out to Bletchley computing museum i would be interested.
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Be passing the lockup Thursday. Il grab it and bring it back to photograph.
Probably Needs a rewire to the start stop fwd rev switches but chap I bought from was using it until he went 3p and vfd
Owes me a tenner. Rather see it being used.
Bletchley parks supposed to be a good day out. Keep meaning to take the boys down.
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Ok, but dont rush the drill has been there a few months lol
