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  1. Reminds of ? Mills & Boon Company millsandboon.co.uk Description Mills & Boon is a romance imprint of British publisher Harlequin UK Ltd. It was founded in 1908 by Gerald Rusgrove Mills and Charles Boon as a general publisher. The company moved towards escapist fiction for women in the 1930s
  2. Funny smell around this thread Punjab, India - cow manure is gathered on a farm in India. Cakes of... WWW.GETTYIMAGES.CO.UK Punjab, India - cow manure is gathered on a farm in India. Cakes of cow dung are used for fuel in rural India
  3. Thought you worked on the rigs, They are set in an oil field
  4. I dont work in field
  5. $1,000,000 is chicken feed on the overall cost of running on the oil rigs ( peanuts)
  6. Get a grip you pair of tarts
  7. Calm down calm down. At this rate you will having sleepless nights
  8. Need an electrician really or a fitter to check it over
  9. Just finishing lacquering a table top then crack a beer open and have a look/read up on this contraption you knocked up BIG J
  10. Did the 5 kva genny start and run the 1 easily
  11. You are not factoring in its a mains supply unlike a genny which will never give out the same start up load
  12. What is the motor running ??
  13. Would you have the plate rating (picture) 3.3 kva will easily start and run a 2,2 kw 240 motor
  14. Really not sure as never gone that high. That is asking a hell of a lot from a 100 v feed yet the yanks do it. Is it a 3 phase 2.2 motor then.Start up load ??
  15. See what i was on about kev where the secret to do one correct lies . Look at the tile line where they run into the valley of the eyebrow, Just cut off then look at mine
  16. Yes that will be about right with the strapping and clips/ I had a load of strapping and clips given me
  17. I am not a mind reader and do not know what he is running ??
  18. You can put a voltage meter on the output and see what she is giving out
  19. Is that at 100v or 240v? Can you get a multimeter on it?if 100v probably drill would be running slow Yes that is a 110v to 240v and its a 3.3 kw which is 3300 w - really need to run a big item like a kettle on it which will give you a fair idea. If a 2kw kettle will boil it will rum a 3.3 kva step up transformer
  20. Most welcome and you can really see and operate saws c;lose up and see the difference what is available ?
  21. I think the best thing you can do is take a run up to south wales if your wanting to pop and see the woodlands in action. I will take to to my mates in brecon who has the woodmizer LT 40 and a working kiln and so does chris over at pontypool. The massive trakmet is only 45 minutes away and Pawel (polish) Lad who runs it will be happy to let you have a try and martin with the Woodmizer will. Good lads they are
  22. Oh yes lovely jubbly
  23. What size timbers are you after. What timber are you looking to use. Got some nice stock here could cut and ship for you. I am 1 1/2 hrs from you
  24. 2 days for me that would be. 1 of my regular saw guys who is well up to speed cutting on a woodlands HM 130 But i have an excavator for loading which takes the heavy work out of it. 2 days x 2 men but i wound maximise each log
  25. Read the post tidy. Hand carved signs are not 10 minute jobs. If its taking you 10 minutes to router a few letters you could never work for me, To slow as i am the Usain Bolt at it. Difference i can do them without all the fancy tools because i was taught right ?

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