Images of items I have purchased (except trainers)

[arknor]

That looks like a very fun track! I find karting a really good way to blow out some cobwebs and find it more physically draining than I would expect!

yea I can imagine when the tracks are full of such tight corners and not exactly that wide looking.

I think the only karts I ever went on were the ones they used to have at American adventure world.

I probably could have convinced my dad to take me karting at the weekends probably would have been more fun...
fishing was the big thing when I was like 13+ though at least in my area back in the 90s.
my dad used to take me and a couple a friends every weekend to whatever canal, lake or river we wanted
one time he locked his keys in the car lol, he had to take 2 busses back home to go get the spare keys... we didn't seem him for like 2+ hours LOL

 

[Kei]

Makita DHP481z combi drill to replace my very old Bosch PSB 12VSP-2 that is starting to show it's age (~20 years or so now). It was also very long for a cordless making it a pain to use in tight spaces.

 

[Meaker]

My dad got their radio which uses the same batteries.

 

[Fantom]

Makita DHP481z combi drill to replace my very old Bosch PSB 12VSP-2 that is starting to show it's age (~20 years or so now). It was also very long for a cordless making it a pain to use in tight spaces.

I have the same drill, its a beast, be careful on low speed, it has enough torque to tear your arm off

 

[MouthBoy]

First time snow foamer...had some fun until it rained when drying

 

[Raymond Lin]

I bought an "ashtray".





(not going to use it, but guitar never came with one and I am just a completionist)

 

[LuckyBenski]

I bought an "ashtray".





(not going to use it, but guitar never came with one and I am just a completionist)

That needs relic-ing, get the vinegar out!

 

[Raymond Lin]

That needs relic-ing, get the vinegar out!

Strangely, the underside has some rust!

 

[wez130]

Some carbon fibre wrap

To finish my studio off that i built yesterday

 

[martin363]

Some carbon fibre wrap

To finish my studio off that i built yesterday

Hell of a view from your window, looks amazing,

 

[moon man]

Makita DHP481z combi drill to replace my very old Bosch PSB 12VSP-2 that is starting to show it's age (~20 years or so now). It was also very long for a cordless making it a pain to use in tight spaces.

Also looking for a drill but thinking maybe get a drill and impact driver twin pack, not an expert, doing a structure out of 2 by 6 joists soon, not sure what's best, torque wise 50 plus, not sure

 

[AndyCr15]

How much I'll use it, I don't know, but I wanted an option for a quick 10 minute cardio blast and a friend says he really enjoys skipping at the moment.

 

[Nitefly]

How much I'll use it, I don't know, but I wanted an option for a quick 10 minute cardio blast and a friend says he really enjoys skipping at the moment.

Skipping is exhausting - surprisingly tough! Good luck.

 

[AndyCr15]

Yeah, that's what I figured. Not much else you can 'jump in' for 5 or 10 minutes and get such a sweat on...

 

[Kei]

Also looking for a drill but thinking maybe get a drill and impact driver twin pack, not an expert, doing a structure out of 2 by 6 joists soon, not sure what's best, torque wise 50 plus, not sure

I started out with just a makita dtd154 impact driver a couple of years ago which so far has been great. It’s certainly up to any household/garden task. I’ve not used the drill yet but based off the way it feels, I think it could well rival the mains powered Bosch I use for the heavy tasks. (Though not the sds drill for masonry work) I think makita do a drill / impact set with batteries and charger, though I think it’s quite an expensive set.

If you don’t own an 18v battery system yet, look at the options and choose what suits you based on size/weight/comfort/cost be it Milwaukee, dewalt, Bosch, ryobi or whatever else. The batteries and charger cost a small fortune which keeps you stuck to a system.

 

[Greebo]

After two days of detailing, the midget is really starting to shine!

 

[firstborn]

Air thing. Just waiting for the rain to stop now.

 

[Raymond Lin]

After two days of detailing, the midget is really starting to shine!


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it looks like there is a skeleton in the corner.

 

[Greebo]

it looks like there is a skeleton in the corner.

You're right! No idea what it is, its not my workshop. The detailer guy is great though, I've always admired his work esp on some of the super cars he gets going through there.

 

[Phate]

After two days of detailing, the midget is really starting to shine!


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