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Car boot this morning. I had no set plans ingoing today, but my friend asked if we could.
It is a Bowman, in an original box.
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Car boot this morning. I had no set plans ingoing today, but my friend asked if we could.
It is a Bowman, in an original box.
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Thanks.
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GYS is a good brand - French, iirc.
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Some helix drills bits from @northwest Well, the other day actually but I forgot to say thanks.
Yes, I think so.
I gave it a very quick test earlier. Bear in mind I know little to nothing about mig welding (I use a stick welder for everything) but I managed to run a quick and dirty weld on some scrap so at least I know it runs okay. I then tried a higher power and tripped the 16A breaker so I may have to cut the 13A plug and fit a 16A plug and use my compressor socket. The compressor runs on a 16A C-type breaker because it needs to. What do people normally use for hobby welders on a dedicated circuit? C-type or B-type?
I've got a denailer for things like that. Shoots the nails out like you're in the wild west!
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I went to C types on my workshop 32 amp sockets, not had tripping issues since. Been a few threads on it over the years
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You could fit a welder on that!
It's a bit too light duty to use as a welding table. I already have a heavy duty stainless table for welding. Which I'm now going to move around to my back garage so it sits outside the door where I will use it for welding. I'll fit a new double weatherproof wall socket so I can use that new setup for welding projects and save the sparks / fire risk from inside my garage.
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She will get a nice tan!
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mine havent got any rubber on them there both steel
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I bought my first one about twenty years ago and it’s still as good as new, I got this 50 foot roll to chop up for tails and replace some of the other air lines dotted about. Although a bit spendy it’s the cheapest you can get in the long term.
Bob
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