droopsnoot
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That's lovely, but still misses out some significant ones for my car - the job I'm doing now needs 16mm and 18mm. I bought a 16mm in preparation, but I've had to borrow an 18mm.
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A couple of roller stands someone had chucked in the scrap skip.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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I had no choice to buy new.
Now's not the time to mention there's Kenwood, with accessories, sat doing nowt in a cupboard in my mum's otherwise pretty empty house then . . .
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Theses should fit.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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No. But I do like a Kenwood.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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More consumables.
Old Post Office Money weights.
Lifting chains.
Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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Barking Mat
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I dread to think.Where?
indy4x
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Planning Officer has been and I've had an email from his boss
I need to apply for retrospective planning for the retaining wall and change of ground level, that'll be £460 please!
If I decide not to apply for planning approval then it all has to come down
So today I acquired a bill for £460 plus some forms to fill out
DAPPH
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I've got an almost identical pair , worth their weight in gold for wood & metal cutting on my machine mart band saw , had to shorten the height by chopping bottom ends as they were about three inches too high .
Kram
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Lidl chainsaw sharpener, quality appears better than expected. 2 left in Chessington/ Surbiton. I might swap the motor to run off 20v tool batteries, a fine resin diamond wheel instead of the brown mud wheel, and the depth stop should really be a fine threaded bolt not coarse. I havent tried using yet.
Also got an angle grinder stand and can of clear spray paint both on clearance.
Also got an angle grinder stand and can of clear spray paint both on clearance.
The chain sharpeners are a great tool once you get the hang of them. Only really for getting a damaged chain back to a cutting condition, if you just use it to sharpen every time your chain won't last long. A file will get a much sharper edge, is easier on the chain & a lot quicker.
Kram
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Yeah I have no problem using files, and I dont really have the space for it...
I'd have thought this would be quicker and sharper, and if adjusted well shouldnt take off any more than a file.
Tbh I thought it will be great for sharpening other tools and will fit the diamond wheels I have.
The chain holder easily unbolts so I could make up something to hold other stuff.
I'd have thought this would be quicker and sharper, and if adjusted well shouldnt take off any more than a file.
Tbh I thought it will be great for sharpening other tools and will fit the diamond wheels I have.
The chain holder easily unbolts so I could make up something to hold other stuff.
Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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Understatement of the year, your place is like the Tardis...in reverse!
Just figured your username, hence kram it all in!
