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The guy with the world’s biggest bollocks taking the gun off the murdering coward is incredible. The rest of it is horrific.

Brave man that disarmed one shooter and had the sense to put the gun down quickly

Footage coming out of Bondi Beach is almost unbelievable.

Manufactured november 2024, so if the serial number has been ground out, but the silver label on the chainbrake lever is still there it will state. 11.2024

I had a early hymac 480 that you had to remember which way you slewed last or paid the price.

Sorry to hear this . Cnuts .

Only because nearly 700k left FFS Just a moment... COMMONSLIBRARY.PARLIAMENT.UK

But this is a digression from Dementia Don, lets see what this week brings and the Epstein photo albums.

Storm wasn't for 4 weeks! At the same time, legal migration, the ones actually coming to steal our jobs has fallen in the last year, from the 600k the Tories left to 200k now. Well done Labour.

Ive had all sorts of storage cubes over the years. Laterly two stein ones- as others have said the plastic rods poked through the corners after a year or so. Ive gone back to using three gorilla tubs with an old strap. Also handy for using the top tub for transporting kit. Cheap, multifunctional and lasts forever. Unlike every other throwline storage device!

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Good morning Arbtalkers. The sun is shining ✨️

Morning all, Lazy day today. Changing plans around for next week, tomorrow looks like needing a snorkel to go outside. Happy Sunday

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Good Morning Christmas tree day. Have a beauty.

Awake too early after an unsettled night. Winter quilt is too big and might go back to summer job! Good luck and fair fortune to thos in the wet areas! Enjoy your Sunday. Gang, Numbs, Tile.

Morning all. Blowy here again and to be wet all day. Seems it'll be cafe for a fry up, look at the iPad for next week's plan, do the chores and not much else. I don't like not having a dog at the moment but there are some days when not having to go out in the weather to walk feels acceptable! Have a good one folks.

@kimtree I'm probably off the mark here but when the blades of my Jo Beau are worn down to the max the heads of the blade retaining bolts rattle against the anvil. Could your mate's issue be end of life blades rather than the blades themselves hitting something?

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Willow's usually nice easy chipping, too. Not like you fed it yew or something with a bit of bite.

Looks like you could unscrew the nipple from the top of that and put it back in. Get the old bit out first with a file tang/old screwdriver/stud extractor/torx bit/whatever is lying around, obviously. I didn't know these tubes were a thing, guess the one on mine was long gone before the machine got to me.

My narrow gauge bars are only up to 10" long so not been fragile particularly, more likely a problem as they get longer I guess. Sharpening is fine and not really depending on gauge, that's more a problem with the smaller 1/4 pitch. Only other thing to keep an eye on is that both 3/8 and 3/8 LP exist (low profile). It's most likely that both 1.1 and 1.3 chains you have are actually 3/8LP as on smaller saws, and if you stick with manufacturer parts it'll be fine. If you start buying chain on eBay for example it's possible to be caught out though, as you can buy 3/8 chain in 1.3 (0.050) . More popular in the US though, the vast majority of 3/8 1.3 in Europe is going to be LP. Each manufacturer has their own way of describing, so Oregon LP is type 90 or 91, Stihl is Picco etc.