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I bet I'll be saying the same regarding that throatless shear I bought, 19 years from now.
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I bet I'll be saying the same regarding that throatless shear I bought, 19 years from now.
Onoff
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More a "this afternoon I'm acquiring":
Lengths upon lengths of 25x25 box. It's old server racking came from a bank. I'm getting the racks it's stored on too.
I posted elsewhere about maybe building a greenhouse with it and also a garden arbor. First project methinks is a frame for my rotary converter project.
Still looking for "how to" suggestions ref the greenhouse. Got loads of glass too.
Lengths upon lengths of 25x25 box. It's old server racking came from a bank. I'm getting the racks it's stored on too.
I posted elsewhere about maybe building a greenhouse with it and also a garden arbor. First project methinks is a frame for my rotary converter project.
Still looking for "how to" suggestions ref the greenhouse. Got loads of glass too.
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Thinking about it, this tool would have been great back in the day when I was working with Formica laminates.Blades break very easily.....don’t ask how I know...
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I have never liked the 'real thing' Richmond sausages so ...View attachment 286713Richmond veggie sausage to go with my fake bacon, they are as good as the real thing according to the neighbours and family who have just eaten 3 packs
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The GF was one of the top people involved with them sausages going into production. Not a vegan or veggie myself but I was surprised at how 'meaty' they are.View attachment 286713Richmond veggie sausage to go with my fake bacon, they are as good as the real thing according to the neighbours and family who have just eaten 3 packs
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To be honest that looks very similar to snap on ones of that age. Even the handles and catches.
Bargain there
Onoff
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View attachment 286713Richmond veggie sausage to go with my fake bacon, they are as good as the real thing according to the neighbours and family who have just eaten 3 packs
Fakon as my kids used to call it. Used to quite like the Linda McCartney sausages myself.
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I had never heard of Beech toolboxes however there is a large double width Beech roller cab top and bottom section in a workshop I have recently purchased. I presumed it was a cheap Snap On copy.
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You will have to post a pic
Onoff
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That sounds absolutely...offal!
These company's definition of what the X% "meat" is made up from I suspect is different to what I think of as meat.
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The squares may have had a base on them. I bought one similar to this when I lived in France its really handy. Setup Square
On this website if image doesn't work flanged-set-up-square
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I think someone has already mentioned this but that looks like the HVLP air compressor from a Flamefast brazing setup. I have one still inside its metal case.Two of these things. I don’t really know what they are (apart for heating torches obviously), but they were part of a pewter casting setup.
The straps on the while cylinders pop off but the stack of discs won’t come apart the just rotate.View attachment 286322
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The left hand wall as you look at the picture faces my garden, so I cleaned up and re-used the bricks that came down from the original back wall so it matches in pretty well, the back wall is against the existing garden wall which is much taller so nobody can see it and the right hand wall faces the neighbours garden, theres a 6ft high fence hence using the poorly matching bricks at the bottom and the better ones nearer the top.
