Hicap phill
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I hooted my horn when I went past @Marmaduke
I would just like to say
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I'm only jealoushummmm
I wish it was only painting and decorating I needed to finish the house, the garage work at the moment seems to be only if something is broke.
But we are now getting to the point that beyond 11am it’s too hot
J
I think you have a great setup over there!
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Wait until winter, he'll be blaming global warming as an excuse for doing nowt
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My gas is getting cut off tomorrow for 2 days while they replace the incoming gas main.
It is going to be "interesting" as the young fella' says he cannot run the new PLASTIC pipe they are changing the metal supply-pipe out for into my workshop as its an enclosed space inside the house.
The gas meter in the neighbours house next door is inside the house under the stairs (where mine used to be).
So, they are allegedly going to put a fragile plastic pipe up the outside of my garage wall and then change to steel (as it is today) and run a steel pipe across my garage floor to the meter.
Because? "Roolz mate, Roolz".
Now that fragile plastic pipe at mains pressure and before any regulator will be out in the open where the foxes and badgers have been digging under my house and under the gravel-boards of my new fencing. I do hope this plastic pipe is "animal proof".
Go figure, because I can't.
It is going to be "interesting" as the young fella' says he cannot run the new PLASTIC pipe they are changing the metal supply-pipe out for into my workshop as its an enclosed space inside the house.
The gas meter in the neighbours house next door is inside the house under the stairs (where mine used to be).
So, they are allegedly going to put a fragile plastic pipe up the outside of my garage wall and then change to steel (as it is today) and run a steel pipe across my garage floor to the meter.
Because? "Roolz mate, Roolz".
Now that fragile plastic pipe at mains pressure and before any regulator will be out in the open where the foxes and badgers have been digging under my house and under the gravel-boards of my new fencing. I do hope this plastic pipe is "animal proof".
Go figure, because I can't.
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Its that rules are rules book coming into play mate,My gas is getting cut off tomorrow for 2 days while they replace the incoming gas main.
It is going to be "interesting" as the young fella' says he cannot run the new PLASTIC pipe they are changing the metal supply-pipe out for into my workshop as its an enclosed space inside the house.
The gas meter in the neighbours house next door is inside the house under the stairs (where mine used to be).
So, they are allegedly going to put a fragile plastic pipe up the outside of my garage wall and then change to steel (as it is today) and run a steel pipe across my garage floor to the meter.
Because? "Roolz mate, Roolz".
Now that fragile plastic pipe at mains pressure and before any regulator will be out in the open where the foxes and badgers have been digging under my house and under the gravel-boards of my new fencing. I do hope this plastic pipe is "animal proof".
Go figure, because I can't.
that book that only usually gets updated after some catastrophe happens
, barbeque fox or badger may be on the menu soon 
Wait until winter, he'll be blaming global warming as an excuse for doing nowt
Nope even the Snow don’t stop us…. Unless we decide to do nowt
J
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Is that when you use your winter snow kitchen........
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As a bloke who loves fiddling with me mechanical clocks, it pains me to say this, but it is prolly easier to stick a cheap batt powered quartz movement. But it'd need to be strong enough to take the weight of big hands.I have a weight indicator from an oil rig that I would like to convert into a clock ( its a stashed away mancave project so no rush)
It is about 18inches across so will need a pretty big clock mech fitted behind.
Where did you get the kit please. I was going to just get a big "kitchen clock" and modify it. When I get round to it that is
J
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Indeed, the high torque ones as I suggested in my later post
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When we were putting up our poly tunnel wegot up at5:30 to get stuff done before we were out of the shadow of the house. Still,very happy we did it.hummmm
I wish it was only painting and decorating I needed to finish the house, the garage work at the moment seems to be only if something is broke
But we are now getting to the point that beyond 11am it’s too hot
J
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I posted before realising there were many morr posts.Indeed, the high torque ones as I suggested in my later post
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I guessed that, I was just playingI posted before realising there were many morr posts.
hope you are feeling better!
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Getting there, thanks!!!I guessed that, I was just playing
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Of the truck yes, don’t DM me pictures of your privates (again
they were meant for someone else Haha 
Shimsteriom
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Did that last all day?Are you all listening? The sun is out the sun is out, the sun is out AND it is NOT raining. Yipee.
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Evening all we had some nice sunny spells today one little shower at near finishing time.
I bought me an my mate noo hammers today....
Made from air craft aluminium....with a built in shock thing in the head.....Fancy
I bought me an my mate noo hammers today....
Made from air craft aluminium....with a built in shock thing in the head.....Fancy
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Just had a look and wow
Thanks.
Oh this is the sort of base I have to work with.
J
I likes that, contra rotating needles?
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We did have a few passing showers, brief but sometimes heavy. Generally much better than it has been.
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Are you going to try them out on each other?Evening all we had some nice sunny spells today one little shower at near finishing time.
I bought me an my mate noo hammers today....
Made from air craft aluminium....with a built in shock thing in the head.....Fancy
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Just been sent a photo.. anyone from here!?
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