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regarding your things other..... down in the SE you probably use KY.up here in the barbarian North we use axle grease.
Thats extravagant for you Northerners, i thought you used tears?
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regarding your things other..... down in the SE you probably use KY.up here in the barbarian North we use axle grease.
that's only for oral.Thats extravagant for you Northerners, i thought you used tears?
you bloody scots just have to get rid of the grit from Hadrian's Wall that you broke. don't you? .Yes old axle grease with grit in
I am about 3/4 the way through a trailer build all stick welded, and now I am attaching lash points etc I bought a well known diy brand but got 2 x 8mm holes and its knackered I know I can be a bit heavy handed at times but come on 2 holes, so I am looking for what my Granddad used to call blacksmith standard they were bloody dear back in the day so heaven knows what they will be now but advice is welcome
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Can get a stand which will hold drill bits at the correct angle for sharpening them on bench grinders.I have a grinder but I have never mastered the art of sharpening bits
I would suggest that you consider investing in a 13-piece DeWalt DT7920B Extreme Drill Bit Set. I bought a set 18 months ago and have been well-pleased with their performance.
if you drill a hole and you then need to make it larger, you can’t.
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