Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

the_candyman said:
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This is Fynn. Tri-coloured Border Collie. He arrived on Thursday. Already tearing up the place and giving me little sleep.

Welcome to parenthood...
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Don't worry, they calm down a bit when they get older apparently. Ours is six now though and I'm still waiting for that to happen..
 
DanTheMan said:
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Sadly this is probably one of best and most useful purchases I've ever made. Babyliss Titanium foil shaver for my head and face. Shaves as close as a razor without the need for shaving oil and means I can do it when not in the shower.

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When you upload to Imgur, copy the BB code and if you need to resize, add an h infront of the .jpg. :)

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Wanted a source of compressed air for my laser that was quiet running and figured a small compressor for an airbrush would do the job. The one I bought is quiet but not as compact as I thought lol! Plus,it's damn heavy lol. It's a twin-cylinder job with a small storage tank all inside a neat casing (about half the size of a PC case). Maybe I'll buy an airbrush at some point :)



 
ChrisLX200 said:
Wanted a source of compressed air for my laser that was quiet running and figured a small compressor for an airbrush would do the job. The one I bought is quiet but not as compact as I thought lol! Plus,it's damn heavy lol. It's a twin-cylinder job with a small storage tank all inside a neat casing (about half the size of a PC case). Maybe I'll buy an airbrush at some point :)



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Have you had time to see whether it holds up OK? Decent compressor has been on our upgrade list for ages but I'm way of smaller ones cycling on far too often. We have a 60W laser but don't do big batch work, much more small custom jobs.
 
LuckyBenski said:
Have you had time to see whether it holds up OK? Decent compressor has been on our upgrade list for ages but I'm way of smaller ones cycling on far too often. We have a 60W laser but don't do big batch work, much more small custom jobs.
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Just taken it out the box, only powered it on to check if it works :) Has two modes - auto off @ 4bar, max pressure @ 6bar not auto stop. 35-40L/min, 3.5L air tank. Power 186W. It's quiet enough that I wouldn't worry about it running continuously (in terms of noise) but I don't need 90lbs of pressure for sure. Also noted I will have to buy a flow control valve as none is included - already ordered.
 
DanTheMan said:
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Sadly this is probably one of best and most useful purchases I've ever made. Babyliss Titanium foil shaver for my head and face. Shaves as close as a razor without the need for shaving oil and means I can do it when not in the shower.

*edit - link not working. Anyone know why? I just pasted the imgur url into the insert image option here*
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hmm I could do with something like this. How long do you get away with between shaves and does it irritate much?
 
Pen66 said:
hmm I could do with something like this. How long do you get away with between shaves and does it irritate much?
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I usually shave my head with a razer every other day so I will probably do the same with this. Its not like clippers where you can take off a good amount of hair with it; the hair has to be around 1-2mm at most already.

I'll probably end up using it everyday as it takes about 3 minutes to shave my whole head, neck and cheeks with it.

The head lasts at least a year and you get a spare in the box so even though it was £66, I'll break even in razer costs in less than a year.
 
savagesam117 said:
I purchased the powder coating and sand blasting of these parts.

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A pile of bushes.

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Some bits to build an exhaust too.
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Is there a build thread?

Used to send myself to the land of nod thinking about doing a "concourse" rebuild. Or atleast, ya know, all shiny and fresh.
 
An Archer watch strap in 'Portland Orange' for my TicWatch Pro 3 (which I'm getting on well with apart from the inferior battery life compared to my previous Huawei GT2).

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From Amazon. Quality and comfort of the strap seems very good.

no idea what said:
Should have got a Saniflow 33, that can cope with anything, including a pound of mashed up dundee cake.
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Ha I've never heard it called that before
 
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