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Do Nescafe even do beans 
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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I'll replace it next few days when it arrives. I was too excited. 
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Haha touché! That made me lol. I'll delete it and post back properly when it arrives.I'll replace you in a few days
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Gorgeous watch.Sapphire caseback. Before & after:
Nitecore Tini2 - up to 500 lumens. A lot more powerful than I expected for such a small thing.
Got my boy a new water fountain. wanted something small and easy to clean out and the ability to see inside to check on water level and quality.
1.5L and no fiddly bits. Has a fauset attachment but he doesn't like it so staying as a pool.
Doesn't have fancy filter systems like some but that's what makes them a pain to clean as there is so many places for aglae build up due to the tray the filter sits in. But I will be washing it every week so not a big deal. Has regular sponge/carbon filter that can be washed and re-used for a few weeks and cheap to get that is good enough for filtering out hair/dust/insects etc and I guess the carbon part helps. I use filtered water anyway.
1.5L and no fiddly bits. Has a fauset attachment but he doesn't like it so staying as a pool.
Doesn't have fancy filter systems like some but that's what makes them a pain to clean as there is so many places for aglae build up due to the tray the filter sits in. But I will be washing it every week so not a big deal. Has regular sponge/carbon filter that can be washed and re-used for a few weeks and cheap to get that is good enough for filtering out hair/dust/insects etc and I guess the carbon part helps. I use filtered water anyway.
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Picked up a little router table with plunge router included on FB marketplace, I was going to build one for my Makita palm router but this was pretty cheap so has saved me a few hours work plus now I have a plunge router. I need some quadrant moulding to finish off last year's bedroom wardrobe build I did, but after seeing the price of it recently I realised I can just make my own with a router table out of some redwood timber board. Will cost me £10 of wood to get what I need rather than £70+.
Will need to start buying skirting board soon when we finish decorating some rooms too so I might have a go at making some of that and again save me quite a bit of money.
I also bought 13 OSB board cut off's from B&Q at £2 each, 60x60cm so quite cheap for what it is. I plan to use most of them for garage shelving that I want to build soon, but I used two of them to build a basic table saw and thickness planer cart. Now I don't have to awkwardly drag it out of the garage when I need to use it.
Will need to start buying skirting board soon when we finish decorating some rooms too so I might have a go at making some of that and again save me quite a bit of money.
I also bought 13 OSB board cut off's from B&Q at £2 each, 60x60cm so quite cheap for what it is. I plan to use most of them for garage shelving that I want to build soon, but I used two of them to build a basic table saw and thickness planer cart. Now I don't have to awkwardly drag it out of the garage when I need to use it.
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Cheese
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Picked up a little router table with plunge router included on FB marketplace, I was going to build one for my Makita palm router but this was pretty cheap so has saved me a few hours work plus now I have a plunge router. I need some quadrant moulding to finish off last year's bedroom wardrobe build I did, but after seeing the price of it recently I realised I can just make my own with a router table out of some redwood timber board. Will cost me £10 of wood to get what I need rather than £70+.
Will need to start buying skirting board soon when we finish decorating some rooms too so I might have a go at making some of that and again save me quite a bit of money.
I also bought 13 OSB board cut off's from B&Q at £2 each, 60x60cm so quite cheap for what it is. I plan to use most of them for garage shelving that I want to build soon, but I used two of them to build a basic table saw and thickness planer cart. Now I don't have to awkwardly drag it out of the garage when I need to use it.
I really want a plunge router. Table looks even better!
I don't understand why the guy/lady (I bought it from their daughter I think) that had it before me had a plunge router affixed to the table, as you'd have to 'plunge' it up for it to work?? Not sure
I'm happy to add a new tool to my collection anyway, even if a budget one. I probably won't use it often.
I can't stop buying cheese despite the horrific effects of lactose intoleranceCheese
In italy can get literally everything without lactose, here there's like 1 milk, 1 cheese.
There any major brand that uses milk also makes a senza lattosio version and they taste the same. Here lactofree tastes weirdly sweet
Couple of new(er) car doors:
To fix this brain fart moment:
(in case you were going to ask, it was a long night dealing with a casualty, spent many hours waiting for an ambulance for onward transportation/extraction, I drove home (1 mile tops) and clipped a corner I've driven round almost daily for years and years..... hey, ho. Casualty survived, so did I, bent metal can be mended, here is the proof
To fix this brain fart moment:
(in case you were going to ask, it was a long night dealing with a casualty, spent many hours waiting for an ambulance for onward transportation/extraction, I drove home (1 mile tops) and clipped a corner I've driven round almost daily for years and years..... hey, ho. Casualty survived, so did I, bent metal can be mended, here is the proof