aircap?
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DaveL
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Steve,
any idea of the price? no mention on the web site
any idea of the price? no mention on the web site
DaveL
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Anonymous
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Steve
I think Darth Vader bought the last one :lol: :lol: :lol: :?
I think Darth Vader bought the last one :lol: :lol: :lol: :?
CYC
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Alf
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Could someone give CYC a slap on the back or something? I think he may be choking... :?
Drew
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I couldn't wear that thing and keep a straight face and my family would rip the p**s out of me unmercifully.
It looks to much like you should be catching flies with your tongue.
ribbit ribbit,
ribbit ribbit,
ribbit ribbit,
Drew
It looks to much like you should be catching flies with your tongue.
ribbit ribbit,
ribbit ribbit,
ribbit ribbit,
Drew
Chris Knight
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It is probably at least as good as the Racal thingy I have - which is rubbish. It cost over £100 7 or 8 years ago. It lets in dust from all sides, the visor picks up static and attracts dust literally like a magnet, the batteries last forever, so I never remember where the hell the charger is when I actually need it.
My advice -after trying everything on the market (I am nothing if not thorough in these things) is to use a good mask (eg 3M) and safety specs. That way, your lungs are protected and you can see what you are doing - which is not only an aid to safety but it makes woodworking easier too.
My advice -after trying everything on the market (I am nothing if not thorough in these things) is to use a good mask (eg 3M) and safety specs. That way, your lungs are protected and you can see what you are doing - which is not only an aid to safety but it makes woodworking easier too.
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Anonymous
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looks the same as this http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?ts=15596&id=14425 . gives me the impression you should be wearing this if your horse has a bad case of the trots :lol: pun intended :roll:
