Pete.
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Looks like a rivetting dolly.
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Looks like a rivetting dolly.
MetalMonkey
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Not today as I've been out of action for a few days with a knackered back, but recently picked up these:
More tat from lidls.
Can't have enough clamps, they seem OK for the price.
Powerbank and a low profile sockets - sockets are OK but dissapointed to find the ratchet bit driver has been changed from the previous version and now has plastic direction selector instead of the original metal one.
New label printer for some jobs coming up:
And a bargain £4.50 shipped ali express shell case for my distance meter, as it came without a pouch.
More tat from lidls.
Can't have enough clamps, they seem OK for the price.
Powerbank and a low profile sockets - sockets are OK but dissapointed to find the ratchet bit driver has been changed from the previous version and now has plastic direction selector instead of the original metal one.
New label printer for some jobs coming up:
And a bargain £4.50 shipped ali express shell case for my distance meter, as it came without a pouch.
Luggsey
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Wouldn't that have a concave recess for the rivet head?
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Home - Thor Hammer Company Limited
The UK's number 1 soft-faced hammers and mallets. Founded in 1923, one of the last remaining hammer manufacturers in Britain today.
www.thorhammer.com
E mail theses wonderful people.
They have helped me many times.
Luggsey
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Already done!Home - Thor Hammer Company Limited
The UK's number 1 soft-faced hammers and mallets. Founded in 1923, one of the last remaining hammer manufacturers in Britain today.
E mail theses wonderful people.
They have helped me many times.
No answer today though.
Another of these excellent lights,this one’s going on the front balcony to help,with picking logs from all the wheelie bins.
Been a few decades since I’ve used this,when I ran v8 Range Rovers,I always flushed prior to an oil change,used to quieten the cam followers. This is for the sprinter,it’s had many years of extremely low mileage.
Been a few decades since I’ve used this,when I ran v8 Range Rovers,I always flushed prior to an oil change,used to quieten the cam followers. This is for the sprinter,it’s had many years of extremely low mileage.
Nomad
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My local motor factors is having a clear-out so they gave me a freebie “project” xenon timing light when they couldn’t get a new one from their suppliers.
Leads are missing and when I opened it up so is the bulb
Anyone know what bulb number I need or are they fairly standard?
Leads are missing and when I opened it up so is the bulb
Anyone know what bulb number I need or are they fairly standard?
It's a xenon tube, they come in different shapes and sizes, and connections. Be useful if you could find a pic of the originalMy local motor factors is having a clear-out so they gave me a freebie “project” xenon timing light when they couldn’t get a new one from their suppliers.
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Leads are missing and when I opened it up so is the bulb
Anyone know what bulb number I need or are they fairly standard?
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OJCar
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Try Gunson
https://www.gunson.co.uk/product/77...be-Xenon-Bulb-for-G4113-G4123-77008-and-77133
But for £11 for the bulb and yet to find an Inductive Pick Up that works with those electronics at £?
Why not
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/365725395684 (£17.19)
Windy Miller
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Today I acquired….
…a wife!
Here she is:
…a wife!
Here she is:
Congratulations to both of you ... see you back here in a month or so .
Windy Miller
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Yesterday I acquired 2 folding works trestles, both brand new, one still in the box, and an illuminated magnifying glass on a stand.
They were left on the pavement just leaning up against a wall!
The magnifier had been left out doors for quite some time as the clear plastic cover over the LEDs was green with algae, but it soon washed off. I managed to find a usb cable with a suitable plug and it seems to work a treat!
Happy days!
They were left on the pavement just leaning up against a wall!
The magnifier had been left out doors for quite some time as the clear plastic cover over the LEDs was green with algae, but it soon washed off. I managed to find a usb cable with a suitable plug and it seems to work a treat!
Happy days!
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Blobber
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Congratulations! What a great end to the year
Congratulations. I hope you both have a happy lifetime together.
