All downhill on the way back, hence the 1.5 hour, time savingToolsetter to interface with Mach3 on the Mill, given to me by a very generous Scotsman yesterday:
it took me four and a half hours to get up there but three to get back, I didn't get lost on the way back! I DID find some extremely large potholes though but that is another story.
The angle drills are alright. If mine broke I wouldn’t replace it but I’ve air ones. The 90 degree impact it really useful on heavies and plant.I want the ratchet impact thing but I don’t think I can justify it haha, only other thing I’d like really is the angle drill.
Already done that
I’ll have a look. I want a 16pc set. I have a socket rail and some foam coming to make my own inlay for it all to fit in one box.
Snap on impacts and drills are so rubbish. The guy at work has them, he really doesn’t understand how crap they are.
I got a few other bits today, when I was out with my friewnd.
Some I paid for, some she paid for.
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Dull bits for on going restoration projects on the go.
I used to joke she could rock my world.
So we found this, so now she can spin me right round.
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A working Meccano Magic motor, that bottle of oil again and a date stamped Slater scale set.
Oh My
Any one who has been on HMS Caroline, may have seen this item before.
It is the only place I have seen them, as they should of been removed, made safe and dispossed of.
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PM in bound.We just know you're going to set at least one off.....
Well, I'm hoping to put something in them, and also hopefully label them so I can remember what I've put in them. But perhaps back in the skip if there's no other option.Back in the skip then![]()
Food of course. I’ll be having the fillets for lunch tomorrowAs a pet or as sustenance ?
I hope the latter