john441
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Can't wait to see the finished article! Looking forward to the pics - have fun!! John441
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Where i work we ship in approx. 2 containers a month from Canada to UK at a cost of roughly 2.2k, using UPS. Thats including all the customs fees, and lorry costs from the port to our premises as well. It migh be worth giving them a call. Apparently DHL are pretty reasonable as well. Hope this helps John441
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Most unsuitable replacement for Jeremy Clarkson
john441 replied to Mike Dempsey's topic in The Lounge
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What a brilliant post - keep it up lads A couple that i like "if A**holes could fly - this place would be an airport" "Some people need a high five. (in the face, with a chair)"
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Up at 5 this morning and walked to the top of a hill nearby to watch the sunrise over the crags and limestone pavements. A bit chilly but definitely worth it!!
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There once was a Vicar called Don Whose wife was called Yvonne He gave a sermon in Crewe Yelled himself blue Collapsed on the floor and was gone
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Nice one (ROFL) !! I'll try and think of some more john441
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Excellent mate! Keep 'em coming!! Theres nowt like a few daft limericks to make you smile! There once was a man from Leeds Who swallowed a packet of seeds a big tuft of grass grew out of his *ss and you cant see his b*lls for the weeds!
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Ha Ha, thats awesome!
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Excellent work there Steve - well done!! I've been thinking recently about making some chairs / stools from tree branches, but keeping a kind of 'rustic' look. Have you got any hints / tips for me?? (i.e how to join pieces together but minimisin screws or nails where possible) Thanks John441
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Just an idea but could you mount the vice on a strong magnet with a kind of swivelling bracket so you could just plonk it on the bonnet and take it off when you had finished? You could put a piece of colth between the magnet and vehicle to save scratching the paintwork. I have a worklight which is like this and it works very well John441
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make sure you get rid of any splinters!!!
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ok fair enough! I thought red was only ok to use for agricultural purposes but you learn summat new every day! john441
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Apparently red diesel stains the engine parts so if your not meant to be using it and they come and do a thourough check on your vehicle you could be in for the high jump!! Best to stick to white imho!! John441
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I was looking for a similar saw myself and ended up getting a Husky 365 at the APF. Brilliant saw, very light and easy to use! Go for it!!! john441
