Lewis_RX8
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Those kits where very cheap it did tempt me but think I'd make it go well that's nice use it once then it'll take up space and not use it again, like some other er projects
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Those kits where very cheap it did tempt me but think I'd make it go well that's nice use it once then it'll take up space and not use it again, like some other er projects
Kayos
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I have a huge amount of private land to use
brightspark
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yea and then loose your car licence with points if they feel that way about it
Kayos
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Those kits where very cheap it did tempt me but think I'd make it go well that's nice use it once then it'll take up space and not use it again, like some other er projects
Its more about the building, my boy wants a petrol go kart so it will likely end up repurposed
Kayos
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I have a huge amount of private land i can use
When's the last time you saw one?
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Call someone a name on social media and you will see one instantly giving you a lecture about hate crime
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Someone got done recently, six points on his license and a big fine, because they hit him for everything, mot, tax, insurance etc etc.
123hotchef
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A 4m length of 100x100 box
julianthegypsy
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A new very near gauge. £15 off Amazon, first impression, it's better than the ones I usually get in Aldi. It didn't say so on the advert, but as well as mm and thou, it also does fractions, which is handy sometimes. I like that the battery cover is metal and screwed in place. The placcy ones fall off or break too often. It even came with a little screwdriver and a spare battery. Well pleased for the money.
123hotchef
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I want one! fractions would be great
I think you could only surprise the deaf by sneaking up on an 80cc 2-strokeNah more fun surprising people on the foot path
25.4_mechanic
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You must be a very wealthy person
considered what wood cost at the moment ...--
Hi, I posted only in the vise-thread so far.
Today another old-hand-tools-haul. Pictures will follow.
Greets
Carsten
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Nice mogYou must be a very wealthy person
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Hi, I posted only in the vise-thread so far.
Today another old-hand-tools-haul. Pictures will follow.
Greets
Carsten
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25.4_mechanic
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Thanks!
Here https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/show-us-your-bench-vice-s.52872/post-1943162 a bigger photo.
Carsten
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My pal built one ( I posted pics here at the time) and I had tried to dissuade him because they live at the end of a very twisty single road. I was convinced he'd kill either himself or an innocent passerby.
It was only when he fired it up that SWMBO explicitly forbade him from going past the gate!
It was only when he fired it up that SWMBO explicitly forbade him from going past the gate!
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It was only when he fired it up that SWMBO explicitly forbade him from going past the gate!
Honestly. The things we blokes have to forsake for the sake of love.
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It looks the same as the 'Laser' branded one I have at work, if so, it doesn't have auto-off so make sure you lock the sliding jaw and turn it off before you close the lid...
