Disaster, well a little one 😂

[Bender]

The grinder is dead, its had a hard life but it died at a most inopportune time as is always the fecking case

 

[Gerontious]

Now you’ll have to do what normal people do . Use a toothbrush!!

[Bender]

2 hours ago, Gerontious said:

Now you’ll have to do what normal people do . Use a toothbrush!!

Nope, new one ordered with next day delivery (am) almost £140. Cheaper than screwfix. 

 

Vowed never ever ever to be without one ever again  

[Bender]

Just worked out its suffered 9yrs of commercial use, with little time off at weekends  

[MikeHorton]

3 hours ago, Bender said:

The grinder is dead, its had a hard life but it died at a most inopportune time as is always the fecking case

 

Similar issue earlier in the year when I was mixing up some floor levelling compound and my drill died mid mix, smoke sparks then nothing perfect timing

[Gerontious]

34 minutes ago, MikeHorton said:

Similar issue earlier in the year when I was mixing up some floor levelling compound and my drill died mid mix, smoke sparks then nothing perfect timing

you should have borrowed a whisk from the kitchen. I’m almost embarrassed that I need to point out the obvious!!!

[MikeHorton]

3 minutes ago, Gerontious said:

you should have borrowed a whisk from the kitchen. I’m almost embarrassed that I need to point out the obvious!!!

And the whisker (wife) she'd have been made up

[Bender]

Well the new improved thinner easier to steel things spinney thing is here  

[Ian Frog]

Hi @Bender is that another Milwaukee ?

Looks a lot better than their previous model.

Cheers

Ian

[Gerontious]

*hides wallet.

 

Ive not been so paranoid since I was sneaked out of the back of Manchester crown court and ferried to an undisclosed location - aka stockport railway station. those were the days. when life was occasionally exciting and nobody cared about whether you owned a torque wrench or not.

[Bender]

1 hour ago, Ian Frog said:

Hi @Bender is that another Milwaukee ?

Looks a lot better than their previous model.

Cheers

Ian

Yup, it's the slim version and takes 125mm discs with the gaurd on, not that it will be on for long, quick fit disk holding nut thing, thought I would try slim one as it helps getting into awkward places, which accounts for most of its positions , original is still available and cheaper.

 

Hopefully lasts as long as first one.