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I use Moore and wright calipers and mitutoyo all day at work and would personally only buy mitutoyo as I find them trustworthy and easy to use. They also seem to last so much longer.

We use them pipe fittings at work on heavy duty water pumps, could be used to pump clean water or poo

I know you can get them to suit cap headscrews. Can't think what to call them

I bought some for my scheppach tracksaw as they were right size. Haven't tried them though and won't need to for awhile

My 85 year old grandfather inlaw uses his for small logs. Looks lethal when he hits a good knot or nail. Not best suited bit of kit really

These look the same in my kitchen I fitted last week from magnet, yes they do go off with a bang. Lots of adjustability

Used to have a dog we got from a rescue centre called 'sailor' felt abit funny running around a field shouting ' come here sailor! Good boy sailor' ha I was only 15 at the time. We got minnow and Neville the cats, Ellie and caddie the dogs and Betsy and Granville the tortoises

That last pic with the Asquith odi pillar drill, we still use two everyday at the company I work at.

I work in a factory and can tell when I've been on a machine where there is no mat I'm on all day. Deff helps aches and pains and fatigue for me.

I live in fairford about a mile away from RAF FAirford and have managed to get some paddock tickets from a friend for free, haven't been in 8 years so looking forward to it.

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Got mine fixed so buy that!! I can't sell the thing

When our cat went the car would Rev fine in neutral and drive slowly at low revs, but give the car some go and it just a stuttered. Was about £275 for a replacement

Sound like cat converter to me. We have a 2008 1.8td c max and had a cat and turbo done last year.

I'm near cirencester so might try that market too soon. Thanks

Could you message me where you got the fence upgrade? Thanks!

Get red kites near cirencester glos quite often.

When using a diamond to sharpen carbide tipped tool I have found the steel seems to clog it up slightly. It will be fine but try not to touch it on if you can and only the bare minimum. Also with the rigidity obviously more sturdy the better but you aren't doing massive chunks just minor...

Fair play you guys. Wouldn't trust many people on other forums I use to do a secret Santa like this!

Done my first aid at work course. No one else wanted to do it!!! So when I was apprentice I was last asked, seems selfish of them really