Maybe should have said Ps
The 5 Ps. its not AG (but I can get away with that) not gonna spell it out.
J
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Maybe should have said Ps
The 5 Ps. its not AG (but I can get away with that) not gonna spell it out.
J
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Proper Planning Prevents Poor Presentation or somit like that...
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Hee Hee!I will put them through on the old blades first & make sure it takes all the heads off the screws n nails before destroying the
new ones.
Then you'll miss one where it has gone through the gap that another one took out!! Then you'll flipping swear!!
I have to admit I am thinking here of a fixed planer/thicknesser.
Maybe you could be so OCD as to use a lickle metal detector first, the sort you use to find pipes in walls.
(Ignore me It's New Years Day and I haven't even started on the champagne yet!!!)
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Our posts on this crossed. I thought he was on about what he was cooking for his NYD dinner!!
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Hee Hee!
Then you'll miss one where it has gone through the gap that another one took out!! Then you'll flipping swear!!
I have to admit I am thinking here of a fixed planer/thicknesser.
Maybe you could be so OCD as to use a lickle metal detector first, the sort you use to find pipes in walls.
(Ignore me It's New Years Day and I haven't even started on the champagne yet!!!)
I have a little planner in the shed in the link... Its actually very good. There is an wadkin one in the yard which I could use & wreck
the blades on that.
https://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/tr...m_term=2332682638316586&utm_content=Catch All
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Flipping raining it down here.
Good thing I have no intention of going out!
Good thing I have no intention of going out!
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Ive got some ivy at the back of the shed but its a pain to get to as there is a 6 foot boundary fence & jaggy bushes, I aint
looking forward to tackling that.
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Well 2025 is off to a good start.
Today I managed to get a second insert made with a broached Hex-hole. Today's one didn't go as easily as yesterday's, and I don't know why (yet). The broach appears undamaged but the cutting was really slow with a false start.
But we got there in the end.
Here are 2 almost complete units. One is bolted tightly together in preparation for welding, the other just has a hex bar through it to illustrate that the two 12mm hex-hole drive sockets are aligned.
The holes are pretty "snug" so I am reasonably confident that they will work well. My fall-back plan is to make the inserts out of mild steel if these hard aluminium ones fail.
Today I managed to get a second insert made with a broached Hex-hole. Today's one didn't go as easily as yesterday's, and I don't know why (yet). The broach appears undamaged but the cutting was really slow with a false start.
But we got there in the end.
Here are 2 almost complete units. One is bolted tightly together in preparation for welding, the other just has a hex bar through it to illustrate that the two 12mm hex-hole drive sockets are aligned.
The holes are pretty "snug" so I am reasonably confident that they will work well. My fall-back plan is to make the inserts out of mild steel if these hard aluminium ones fail.
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Lots of Spam emails today from 'UPS' ... lucky my Anti- V did it's job ...
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A belated happy n prosperous new year to you all. (Been out all day )
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22mm green T&G water resistance chipp board foam stuck to your joists and all joints ?I had to buy new boards for the scaffold & I thought since ive done a few floors with them id use them for the floor. I could make
other things out of them & buy other material for the floor. Ive seen that chipboard flooring tbh ive not priced anything else.
I might do that later, only one issue is delivery here is a pita or use one of two local merchants one will be a no no.
Now your making me re-think. (now thats dangerous)
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A quick look at they boards, costing over 500 sovs without delivery & foam, I can get scaffy boards for 300 squids.
Another thing scaffy boards are lighter than the chip board in both senses.
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A belated happy n prosperous new year to you all. (Been out all day
Just done the walk of shame have we dirty auld dog.
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Yes a lot of their stuff is good quality and it's a good place to buy tools due to the money back guarantee.I use Bauhaus for a lot of things you know you can get every thing you need and the quality is good
I did buy a door in another shop recently, for a different job and they didn't have any 80 width ones in stock so knowing I needed an 80 and a 90 this time I went to Bauhaus and they look like better doors to be honest. Only slightly more expensive and the 90 was the last one and slightly damaged so got a discount on it too.
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I used to have a van like that, in British Gas colours.
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