Seeing the quality of new ones are the old uns too rubbish to be sharpened?
I know, typical Stan-type answer!!!
Hope you sell it.
One person I knew who spent all her time buying and selling on eBay said you get more bids if you put it on with no reserve/starting bid. So it'll be interesting to see how you get on.
Best of luck!
Got a bargain on the bay once, with a car I bought for dottir when she finished uni. It was a pug 106 4 years old, full dealer service history and only 4k on the clock, and faultless. It was advertised as NO REVERSE and got no bids. As it was local to where I was working I had a look and got it for £3200. That was a good few years ago though. And it had a private plate on, which is now on me tratter
Masonry bits, with hardened tip inserts. Or they were when the tips were still there
Just had an offcut of ally chequer plate delivered for making a drain cover, so into the workshop this afternoon to drill some holes in it. (still got plenty of good metal drilling bits).
Nice, and how did you fix the no reverse situation?Got a bargain on the bay once, with a car I bought for dottir when she finished uni. It was a pug 106 4 years old, full dealer service history and only 4k on the clock, and faultless. It was advertised as NO REVERSE and got no bids. As it was local to where I was working I had a look and got it for £3200. That was a good few years ago though. And it had a private plate on, which is now on me tratter
I have a tool that allegedly sharpens any bit, and you can do them on an oilstone but it is a "bit"of a knack!"Masonry bits, with hardened tip inserts. Or they were when the tips were still there
Not worth it, just buy three of each and see how long they last!!
Those SDS feckers are amazing!!
Good to see you Dips!Hello boys and girls, I'm back for a week, then off again ...
Now off to find out what I missed ...
You just cannot make car ads up can you?
I love the ones where the car is an "MOT failure" and all it needs is a new tyre and a ball joint.
Money for old rope!!!
You can get bargains round here as so many belong to old folks (of which we have loads) who bought them new to "see them out" and then drive them very few miles, garaged in between. Just shopping trollies most of them but OK for a kid. Often see them advertised in local shop windows, or on Tesco's board.
(So you can tell they ain't internet savvy.)Car dealers must snap a lot of em up!
Didn't need to fix anything. The seller meant to describe it as no reserve -------
Hello boys and girls, I'm back for a week, then off again ...
Now off to find out what I missed ...
And to add, I've sold the little silver shopping trolley and am now the proud owner of a skip-on-wheels, a 2007 Zafira ... in a fetching shade of blue ...
Glad you are ok
v8250
Well-Known Member
Re rules and regulations, they do have to have something for all their civil servants to do.
"Dieu bénisse les fonctionnaires...!"
... you! Glad to see your return.Hello boys and girls, I'm back for a week, then off again ...
Now off to find out what I missed ...
Hope all is well.
Hope you've got a good fire extinguisher, they had a rep for torching themselves
