addjunkie
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I dont think 1 in the morning exists for us older folk! It happens when were in slumber mode dreaming of the next random purchase!
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Brad93
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In my opinion, one of the finest spanners you can buy.
Jelly_Sheffield
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I would assume you buy your earthmovers at 1am precisely because everyone who might catch you is asleep...
Memmeddu
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Il try to get the missing sizes just because this message.
Now seriously I've found them great because of the particular box end, they can access bolts other spanners can't plus they can withstand more torque due to their heavier construction that's why I got them
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Plastic is better under the heat side of things.
It doesn't conduct heat as aluminum does so you may get advantages from that on a turbo application.
You can use aluminum runners and bakelite insulator plate in between the cylinder head and intake manifold
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? You designed something special due to sufferance?
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What have you plotted with it?
No,I suffered for 3 weeks,couldn’t stand for more than a couple of minutes,business couldn’t survive like that,nor finances,so bought it,got my workman to carry for me.
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Happily, a little air grinder pen.
Far from costly, but superb in its dexterity, light, effective, and of a very high rotational speed at full throttle...
Unhappily, a stinking cold, though, but it may soon pass, all being well.....
Far from costly, but superb in its dexterity, light, effective, and of a very high rotational speed at full throttle...
Unhappily, a stinking cold, though, but it may soon pass, all being well.....
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Nasty, isn't it. I take tablets daily to suppress the pain, so that I can continue to work.
Any photo's of it?
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Collected this morning. This'll be my last shopping spree for a while (
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Great steel framed bench, somewhere to work, that's not the kitchen!
3 folding tables, always good for Car Booters.
Nice Kamasa matching top and base.
Had a smaller Dust Collector, seemed underpowered, sold it and found this one 3hp. Not sure if I want to annoy the neighbours with it, but it wasn't to be missed.
Still boxed up, not opened it yet.
)Great steel framed bench, somewhere to work, that's not the kitchen!
3 folding tables, always good for Car Booters.
Nice Kamasa matching top and base.
Had a smaller Dust Collector, seemed underpowered, sold it and found this one 3hp. Not sure if I want to annoy the neighbours with it, but it wasn't to be missed.
Still boxed up, not opened it yet.
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Remember I chopped up that old trailer, with 9" grinder disks, reciprocating saw and a bolster chisel and hammer?
Get yourself a Plasma Cutter, you said. Can't afford one, I said, OOPS!
Too late for the old trailer, like that's a problem finding things to cut
Get yourself a Plasma Cutter, you said. Can't afford one, I said, OOPS!
Too late for the old trailer, like that's a problem finding things to cut
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Part two and three arrived. Part four still to be ordered (extension pole)
Tissue box for scale, the 5Ah are huge. Also huge case, but not very well protected inside, there was cardboard over the top..
Pole saw looks great quality, compact, light, only could have done with an angled head. Beats the Stihls I have tried before.
Baby 18v motor unit. Noticably lighttler than the big one. Doesnt want to play with the clone batteries, flashes red for discharged warning, tho they are full.
Also the scrench is quality, thicker walled and nicer than the normal ones.
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Nice to have a hypertherm.Remember I chopped up that old trailer, with 9" grinder disks, reciprocating saw and a bolster chisel and hammer?
Get yourself a Plasma Cutter, you said. Can't afford one, I said, OOPS!
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Too late for the old trailer, like that's a problem finding things to cut
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All my work benches including the welding bench & my lathe are on industrial 100mm lockable braked castor . All built so I can get my toes under the table and the table finished height of 1mtr rubber castors ,
Setting up like this 23 yrs ago was one of my better ideas ,, as the spinal injuries and other disabilities would have prevented me doing it this last 15 years
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If you don't find anything to cut you can always donate this little bit of equipment too me, I'll surely find something to cutRemember I chopped up that old trailer, with 9" grinder disks, reciprocating saw and a bolster chisel and hammer?
Get yourself a Plasma Cutter, you said. Can't afford one, I said, OOPS!
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Too late for the old trailer, like that's a problem finding things to cut
.Just joking, I've got a plasma cutter few years ago, and only used it once but I've paid it a tent of the price of yours.
Nice bit of kit yours
