Recent content by TimboTwo

Always use a hex socket for brake calipers. Agree on the ball ended ones. Got 3 sets of Bondhus metric and one set of imperial keys. Used daily. For years.

You got a copy of the 16th from 1966?

I was talking of flush boxes, Harry. Piped in steel tube and VIR cables!!!

Did they take off any light switches or socket fronts, ceiling roses, etc?

Prior to imperial machine screws, wooden boxes were used and accessories fixed with No 6 woodscrews.

Personally I wouldn't pay. Couldn't possibly have done a proper job in that time.

Plug one extension into the other. Plug the fridge/freezer into the now vacant socket.

If you drill too close to the end of the timber, the screw will pull through.

I've got one of those adapters somewhere. Need one for a GU10!

A bit of searching found this: http://progress-is-fine.blogspot.com/2017/04/vanished-tool-makers-t-williams-drop.html?m=1

What about velcro?

Just pointing out that short journeys in a diesel will clog the dpf and cause a lot of extra expense.

Unless you do a lot of longer journeys to get a Euro 6 diesel up to temperature and enable regen cycle regularly you are in for a lot of pain. You ae better off with a petrol.

I'll stick with my Milwaukee M18, thanks. Takes all I can throw at it.

+1 for the wall chaser. Got mine a bit cheaper as it was end of line sell off.