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It’s a short non WW edited version of the national planing completion (Kezuroukai) in Japan and not a sharpening jig in sight…… Like this:

Steve, talk and ask all you want about sharpening and don’t ever apologise for it.

Got three versions of this recently: Hi! Sadly, there are some bad news that you are about to hear. About few months ago I have gained a full access to all devices used by you for internet browsing. Shortly after, I started recording all internet activities done by you. Below is the sequence of...

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Think it's time to close this thread. Too many insults, angry comments and grumpy responses. Good night.

And the air intake? If no snorkel fitted? Hydrolock = seized engine.

Big sign by the guard rail indicating depth, nearly a metre/3 ft, no problem..........

Good to know Pete, glad you mentioned it. Annoying when others go to the bother of replying/helping and the OP doesn’t acknowledge with a follow up post or even a like. Really weird grammar too. Will look further into this person who appears to like cats that drive…..

“No” ”Yes”

Sigh....

You misunderstand my point: private v commercial workshops: HSE indicates that, in a commercial setting, it has to have suitable guarding and the saw designed to use it (arbour and maybe braking etc). "A circular saw should not be used for cutting a rebate or groove unless the blade is...

Seller is a chancer describing it like that. Quick eBay search shows majority of sellers just describe it as Xm of hose. One or two do indeed describe it as "***PLEASE NOTE WHEN PURCHASING, THE FLEXIBLE DUCTING IS TAUT WHEN CUT INTO YOUR REQUIRED SIZE***" which I think is wrong, maybe not...

See any nice or interesting ones? I tend to think that the colour and type of front doors are interesting, but that's me............

Bell will be ringing soon, last orders time.

I've no idea how you are trying to use any of the 1019/1219 models. The rails don't come into the user's vision. They can't be described as "front" rails, they are on the side. . And Kapex owners, poor folk have a bar on each side

This type of thing? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284187639180

Addictive, absurdly cheap and controversial: the rise of China’s Temu app A chicken-shaped lamp. A toilet paper holder in the shape of a smiling velociraptor. An apron that catches beard hair during shaving. The list of unusual products goes on. Among the more everyday items are cleaning...

As seen and mentioned in your link earlier - Rev Calvin Robinson and Wootton (who has some rather colourful allegations against him in last few weeks- hidden cameras, extortion, cat-fishing, aliases, blackmail etc, usual stuff....). https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-67009045