saxavordian
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Meanwhile near the Titanic wreck.
I would just like to say
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It's parked up down the road ... in the rain ...
Insurance sorted, admin charge ...
Tax sorted - £20/annum
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Sod it im having a beer, finished messing aboot with the kitchen & was doon at the boat tapping plastic
sheeting inside cause I will be grinding fibreglass & I want to contain the dust. My mates do it the other
way & dont bother taping it up & just do a massive clean up. Errr nope.
sheeting inside cause I will be grinding fibreglass & I want to contain the dust. My mates do it the other
way & dont bother taping it up & just do a massive clean up. Errr nope.
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Advertised a car engine for my mate, this chap called me an said he'd deal with me before he called the number & my name
came up as kevy landy lol. He'd bought loads of landy bits from me years ago.
came up as kevy landy lol. He'd bought loads of landy bits from me years ago.
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Got a new resin printer, first impressions is it's not too shabby 
That is 50mm high and the detail is excellent.
That is 50mm high and the detail is excellent.
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I hagree old chip!Loft hatch & surround made, some nice polished stainless trim fitted. (in between the showers)
My table saw was set up outside, saw out- saw in- saw out-saw in now its staying in lol.
New lavvy seat fitted too wot a pita that was ended up chopping it of with my cordless grinder.
The replacement was a fiddle too, my arms were too big to squeeze round & up to get to the fixings underneath
ended up raking the store for longer stainless bolts. Done now tho. Yer it was a cr@p job....
Fitting a loo is something I rarely ought to leeve to my little man, except I don't ev wan!
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Got a new resin printer, first impressions is it's not too shabby
That is 50mm high and the detail is excellent.
View attachment 320856
Thats cool
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I guess that makes sense, it is what W said as well. Have to assume they have the raw material to hand.Same 'ere, I was awakened in the early hours by a particularly torrential shower .................... and I couldn't get back to sleep.
Normandy is the place that I have seen most of these roofs.
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Got around to template making for my repair to the W/w.
Wot a pain!
I don't think very well at times. should have stopped and drank coffee while thinking instead of drinking it while ploughing on.
Turns out I cannot easily replace the rusty bit so will have to make a mount for the motor out of the one bit of sheet steel I have got and then pop rivet it to the rest of the rusty bit. Poop!
I am being really fussy about the fitting or all this as the last thing I want is to not be able to get the w/s wipers to arc and park where they should without tons of flipping about.
And it has been rainy all day and thundery/lightningy as well so had to switch the hub off.
I'm being really fussy about positioning of the motor mounts, but it is like those archeaologists who look at a little bone and say "This plonkysauraus was 125 metre long and 30 metres high". I have precisely the half of a mounting hole in the rusty metal to go by!
Wot a pain!
I don't think very well at times. should have stopped and drank coffee while thinking instead of drinking it while ploughing on.
Turns out I cannot easily replace the rusty bit so will have to make a mount for the motor out of the one bit of sheet steel I have got and then pop rivet it to the rest of the rusty bit. Poop!
I am being really fussy about the fitting or all this as the last thing I want is to not be able to get the w/s wipers to arc and park where they should without tons of flipping about.
And it has been rainy all day and thundery/lightningy as well so had to switch the hub off.
I'm being really fussy about positioning of the motor mounts, but it is like those archeaologists who look at a little bone and say "This plonkysauraus was 125 metre long and 30 metres high". I have precisely the half of a mounting hole in the rusty metal to go by!
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..... and boy am I regretting dumping that dishwasher with all the sheet steel that I had taken off it.
DevonGuy
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Mornin volks. Same as yewshal here, can’t wait tu get back tu wurk. Dugs av chewed tailgate andle off me Octavia. Wooden madder but us’ve zold it.
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W just told me "We've got through to the semi-finals then."
(She cares no more than I do about kissy-ball).
"so who will we be playing then?" quoth I.
"I dunno" sez she.
What a joke!
It's actually stopped raining.
(She cares no more than I do about kissy-ball).
"so who will we be playing then?" quoth I.
"I dunno" sez she.
What a joke!
It's actually stopped raining.
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Happy sun day today, well its not raining. BBQ party gathering thing later. No diy today im having the day off
might go down the boat for an hour to mess about. Today is for chilling.
might go down the boat for an hour to mess about. Today is for chilling.
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Despite it being Sunday, as it was sunny I spent a large part of the day mucking around with the metal mounting plate for the W/w.
Had to stop to go and see a neighbour.
Roast chicken dinns, yum!
Have to be up early as the watter will be going off at 9 and not back on until 5, well, French 5, so lets call it 6!
We have a cunning plan to use the loo as normal!!
(Pump water from the storage tank where it gets it from the roof to fill the cisterns!)
Sleep well folks!
Had to stop to go and see a neighbour.
Roast chicken dinns, yum!
Have to be up early as the watter will be going off at 9 and not back on until 5, well, French 5, so lets call it 6!
We have a cunning plan to use the loo as normal!!
(Pump water from the storage tank where it gets it from the roof to fill the cisterns!)
Sleep well folks!
DevonGuy
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It’s a gude mornin volks. Tis dull but drai zo dugs ken be oat urly. Us be wotchin noose ont telly till us geddus noosepepper ledder on.
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