Jacktegla
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I'm thinking of getting one. Do you have it on a 16a or 32a plug
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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I was best pleased, when I found a Anvil vice for a good price.
3"/75mm was the size in GWO.
I need to check the details.
It arrived.
Odd.
Light as well.
Well wrapped.
But.....
This is my fault. No issue with the dealer.
It is like my ego.
Tiny.
3"/75mm was the size in GWO.
I need to check the details.
It arrived.
Odd.
Light as well.
Well wrapped.
But.....
This is my fault. No issue with the dealer.
It is like my ego.
Tiny.
Arc Tourist
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Got one of those too, from a boot sale for a £ pound; cute little thing. Seen them advertised on the bay of evil for as much as £75.oo 
brightspark
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scored 10 new 15mm end mils brand new a quid each from autojumble saw a mint swindens vice go to a tooldealer for 60 quid 
just missed getting it
just missed getting it
Fraserb
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I'm on a 16 amp plug, not tried it at full power yet though.
Kram
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Ordered these for tomorrow, die grinder and IR thermometer £4 each
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Hood
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I am not looking at your Amazon links
Shox Dr
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Im surprised no one has thought of making one from train track/rail whatever its called.Got one of those too, from a boot sale for a £ pound; cute little thing. Seen them advertised on the bay of evil for as much as £75.oo
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Dr.Al
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I've got one of those thermometers (or something very similar anyway). The main thing I use it for to be honest is pointing at bits of metal I've recently welded to see whether they're safe to touch yet!
Arc Tourist
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Got one of those too, from a boot sale for a £ pound; cute little thing. Seen them advertised on the bay of evil for as much as £75.oo
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Although its cute, the castings on the one I have do not appear to have been machined, so might or might not be a future rainy day project to refine.
seriesonewelder
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bid and won on a jaw for not much more than the start price - not realising that it was a long reach
Tinbasherdan
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A pair of rotavators, one with a finger bar mower attachment 
gratis
gratis
Main (only?) use for mine is providing a red dot on the floor/wall/door/curtains/ceiling for the cats to go crazy chasing . . .
Maker
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Mine's a Fluke because I'm a tool tart, but that's all I bought it for.
Turns out it actually gets used all the time, even used it find draughts in my house last year. It mainly lives in the kitchen as a sanity check, especially when I'm deep frying stuff.
If any one wants another, I'll discount it to 70 uid, and chuck in a mini-clamp-on post vice thingie . . .Got one of those too, from a boot sale for a £ pound; cute little thing. Seen them advertised on the bay of evil for as much as £75.oo
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julianthegypsy
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My personal record is 17 times around the coffee table.Main (only?) use for mine is providing a red dot on the floor/wall/door/curtains/ceiling for the cats to go crazy chasing . . .
Arc Tourist
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Wow, de-ja-vou !If any one wants another, I'll discount it to 70 uid, and chuck in a mini-clamp-on post vice thingie . . .
I acquired the same type mini post vice at the time when I bought the little anvil vice.
