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engineer one
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good excuse for buying the cheap clamps at your local lidl/aldi.
and getting your mate the mechanic/ body shop guy to
weld them up for you for the price of a drink. :lol:
this guy niki is good, and his ideas just go to show that if it is
not available, you can make it.
unfortunately we often don't bother to think about making any more,
too much available from stock here.
paul :wink:
and getting your mate the mechanic/ body shop guy to
weld them up for you for the price of a drink. :lol:
this guy niki is good, and his ideas just go to show that if it is
not available, you can make it.
unfortunately we often don't bother to think about making any more,
too much available from stock here.
paul :wink:
Mcluma
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I really like that idea
Colin C
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Some of us still do :wink:engineer one":wae4qqcs said:unfortunately we often don't bother to think about making any more,
too much available from stock here.
paul :wink:
Great idea niki
Where in Poland are you as I am hopeing to go there next year it visit some of my in laws ( wifes family are polish )
Thank you all for the kind replies
Engineer one
Thanks for the compliment.
As an amateur, the availability is not the main problem (although in Poland it still is), I want to buy all the tools that I need or want, but what do you answer to my wife which is telling me "If you will buy everything, maybe, it's cheaper to buy the furniture, (and she is correct in a way).
I have all the time in the world to make jigs and fixtures (no delivery date), and I love it. Of course, if I was professional the story would look different.
Colin C
I live in Garwolin (Garvolin), some 60 km south of Warsaw (Varshava).
Thanks again
niki
Engineer one
Thanks for the compliment.
As an amateur, the availability is not the main problem (although in Poland it still is), I want to buy all the tools that I need or want, but what do you answer to my wife which is telling me "If you will buy everything, maybe, it's cheaper to buy the furniture, (and she is correct in a way).
I have all the time in the world to make jigs and fixtures (no delivery date), and I love it. Of course, if I was professional the story would look different.
Colin C
I live in Garwolin (Garvolin), some 60 km south of Warsaw (Varshava).
Thanks again
niki
Colin C
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I think my wife has some family near warsaw but dont hold me to that and I am starting to learn polish so I know about w's sounding like v's but thanks any way
Ps Your english is much much better than my polish , I have ownly been practising off and on for 12 years :shock: .
I have to start to do better :roll:
Ps Your english is much much better than my polish
, I have ownly been practising off and on for 12 years :shock: .I have to start to do better :roll:
engineer one
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colin, and we all thought you were a restorer, so your polish
should be good enough by now.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
paul :wink:
should be good enough by now.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
paul :wink:
Colin C
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Paul as I well know now you just cant help your self can you :roll: :wink:engineer one":1p1rc07i said:colin, and we all thought you were a restorer, so your polish
should be good enough by now.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
paul :wink:
engineer one
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one of the joys of old age :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
paul :wink:
paul :wink:
Colin
I hope that your teeth are ok, no teeth no polish, you know...
Somebody told me, that the one that invented the Polish hated people, otherwise, nobody can understand why you have to connect 4 consonants in a roll without one vowel in between and all of them are pronounced with the teeth. Any way DOZOBACHENIYA.
Paul
My Polish is still very bad and I'm here already 2 years, that's not a language, that's a catastrophe, not to mention the grammar.
niki
I hope that your teeth are ok, no teeth no polish, you know...
Somebody told me, that the one that invented the Polish hated people, otherwise, nobody can understand why you have to connect 4 consonants in a roll without one vowel in between and all of them are pronounced with the teeth. Any way DOZOBACHENIYA.
Paul
My Polish is still very bad and I'm here already 2 years, that's not a language, that's a catastrophe, not to mention the grammar.
niki
Colin C
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niki
I do know what you mean but I will not be say that to my mother-in law as she lives here ( she and her family that I have seen, say my pronousaion is very good. its is start :roll: ), I just have to try and remember what I am tought ](*,)
DOZOBACHENIYA ( see you later, for all of you that dont speak polish, Paul leave it:roll: ).
I do know what you mean but I will not be say that to my mother-in law as she lives here
( she and her family that I have seen, say my pronousaion is very good. its is start :roll: ), I just have to try and remember what I am tought ](*,) DOZOBACHENIYA ( see you later, for all of you that dont speak polish, Paul leave it:roll: ).
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