Soldato
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Went to a local Comic-con and thought I'd pre-empt all this ID card malarky. So got myself a new ID card.
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Went to a local Comic-con and thought I'd pre-empt all this ID card malarky. So got myself a new ID card.
Surely you should have gotten Mooses given you're about 7ft tall?!
Caporegime
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Latest DIY toy, Evolution R255SMS-DB Double-Bevel Sliding Mitre Saw and Evolution 800B Mitre Saw Stand:
Saw it at £200 at Screwfix and couldn't resist. It's for various standard household jobs...skirting boards, floorboards, studwork. I had a quick test with some scrap after the initial setup and I absolutely love it.
Everything was square (tested with speed square and digital angle gauge) and the bevel and mitre stops were pretty much perfect so I didn't have to adjust anything.
Saw it at £200 at Screwfix and couldn't resist. It's for various standard household jobs...skirting boards, floorboards, studwork. I had a quick test with some scrap after the initial setup and I absolutely love it.
Everything was square (tested with speed square and digital angle gauge) and the bevel and mitre stops were pretty much perfect so I didn't have to adjust anything.
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I understand some of those words.
Caporegime
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Good bit of kit for the price, lucky on the alignment, mine was all-over the place and took quite a few cuts till it was square.
It was @ LG direct sales
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Have you drunk the peach or raspberry lipton iced tea for comparison? How does this green tea compare?
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I think I've tried all the favours. The flavours are quite subtle and depending on my mood, they are all interchangeable. But this would be my order of preference:
Raspberry, Lemon, Peach, Mango, Strawberry
Strawberry is last because it tastes the most artificial.
He bought a choppy thing and a choppy thing stand to put it on. For chopping things.
Soldato
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Latest DIY toy, Evolution R255SMS-DB Double-Bevel Sliding Mitre Saw and Evolution 800B Mitre Saw Stand:
Saw it at £200 at Screwfix and couldn't resist. It's for various standard household jobs...skirting boards, floorboards, studwork. I had a quick test with some scrap after the initial setup and I absolutely love it.
Everything was square (tested with speed square and digital angle gauge) and the bevel and mitre stops were pretty much perfect so I didn't have to adjust anything.
yeah borrowed this chop saw for my sun house decking ,goes through 4x2 joists and fence posts lile a hot knife through butter but more importantly ,perfectly square to assemble my frame , i needed 8 perfect 1.2m lats out of 2x 4.8m lengths
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Jaws on that look a lot taller than my 10 year old evolution refurb 215mm which I still use! I got the same stand for mineLatest DIY toy, Evolution R255SMS-DB Double-Bevel Sliding Mitre Saw and Evolution 800B Mitre Saw Stand:
Saw it at £200 at Screwfix and couldn't resist. It's for various standard household jobs...skirting boards, floorboards, studwork. I had a quick test with some scrap after the initial setup and I absolutely love it.
Everything was square (tested with speed square and digital angle gauge) and the bevel and mitre stops were pretty much perfect so I didn't have to adjust anything.
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Soldato
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I bought some more whisky:
Soldato
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You can now enjoy owning one toaster for the rest of your life
Toaster packed in....so skimmed some stock profits to get the endgame toaster. Thanks Intel
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