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Gave Xena a good cleaning, only used some speed polish and a rag but went round everything, wheels and spokes all the chrome all the paint, took care of a couple of hours

I was the same my old man taught me how to solder lead and copper pipe when i was seven, welding and brazing at ten, and was using all sorts of power tools from around eight

I hope all goes well for him, but i can't help thinking that the bast'ds in gov't are just going to use him as a political pawn as to how proud they are of our servicemen in times of need, he already did his service once, there should have been no need for him to feel the need do it again, the gov't cut the funding for the NHS they are responsible for finding the money to pay for it w'nkers

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The Gov didn't give a fek about him before he became a national hero, let the man be and just give him dues and not use him for political justification, gov't hypocrites

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Ride of the valkyries my fave Wagner piece

It's got f'all to do with the virus, it's just highlighting their incompetence even more as most will be on skeleton staff, and the ones that are still working will be the stupid ones

Not sure if anyone has already posted this, but thought it was quite apt at this moment in time

Cheng Shin Maxxis Tyres and CST tires are a wholly owned subsidiary of Cheng Shin. The company began as a producer of bicycle tyres and has since expanded into other types of tyres, including for motor vehicles. In 2015 Cheng Shin had worldwide revenue of over $3.85 billion. Cheng Shin Rubber - Wikipedia

true, just look at how much talk someone loses when they take their dentures out

Another member of the great unwashed

Now though it seems to be getting worse with lockdown, every twat seems to own a dog and let them run free, walking down the path i feel like Fred Astaire doing the bloody Two step

nothing is pointless with motorcycles, your life depends on it being 100% reliable and roadworthy, any jobs no matter how small or seemingly insignificant are all important

Go on - I'll bite. WTF do you want a flock of inflatable sheep for.? Are you opening some kind of kinky brothel for sheep sh@ggers? Do they come complete with wellies or do they have to bring their own? My mind is boggling. No fed up with some braindead dog owners that let their animals run loose and crap all over the place

As a potential new sheep farmer any animal that worries my livestock can legally be shot, just because my new flock will be inflatable should not make any difference

Child's play, back when she was not my X wife. My daughter's mum was surprised when I offered to push the pram to get baby to sleep... When she came to visit me working on the boat. Till she realised I was using pram wheels to dee rust some chain by repeatedly pushing her over it... It was surprisingly efficient. That's brilliant ! We are just devious fookers lol. Cheers Ian Teaching one's offspring the value of creative thinking and problem solving is sadly in great decline today, parents used to be so hands on with teaching their children the value of hard work, not so much now though, hat's off to you sir

not used any myself but i would get a couple of grit sizes 40 for heavily coated and maybe a 60/80 for some finer items

What to do with your sandblasted items, next will be diy powder coating in the oven I had to google How hot does the oven need to be for powder coating? 350° to 375° F Normally, the object is heated to 350° to 375° F (175° to 190° C) for about 10 to 15 minutes, and allowed to cool. You can use a conventional oven to powder coat smaller items. Just be sure that you won't be using the oven to cook food after the powder coating.

I can see another thread starting " Your sandblasting projects" or " What have you sandblasted today"

I have a 25l 8cfm and that does all i need mainly brad nailers and staplers and a framing nailer that just about works with it

Assume you have big enough compressor, this cabinet requires 100 psi @14cfm

Just check the CFM usage, some of them need a big compressor and a high cfm to work, a gravity fed like the diy one will work on a lower cfm

Machine Mart do a few Clarke ones of various outputs, this is the smallest https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke-clippjs1-multifunction-micro-jumpstart--1/

My blowgun is just the standard one, maybe i could modify or make another nozzle for it, but then again new ones are only a few quid