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Rechargeable AA Lithium Batteries
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useful stuff here from Project Farm: .
23 Dec 2024
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Is this a Bargain?
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A fair point but you can cross an ocean in most things, depending on your attitude to risk. It's just that in your Twister you stand a...
22 Dec 2024
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Backstay chainplate bolts anxieties .
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See what you mean: As you say, a camera shot inside would help quell your fears, otherwise it is a difficult re-engineering job. I...
21 Dec 2024
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Expensive watches on boats.
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Good man. I have a very similar Rolex in fact I think the Seiko may have been based on the basic Oysterdate Precision. I still have...
21 Dec 2024
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Mechanical watches are a bit like wind powered boats - they’re not exactly the perfect solution in many circumstances for our modern...
21 Dec 2024
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I have just been motivated to order some tiny stainless bolts and dome nuts :cool:
21 Dec 2024
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Good working practice. As an apprentice I was always told never to reuse split pins. The very action of bending and straightening and...
20 Dec 2024
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Studlands great disappearing Seahorse mystery finally explained - and it wasn't the boats!
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"In Dorset, a black bream caught at Poole Bay contained 38 seahorses – which have few predators as they are well camouflaged – in a case...
20 Dec 2024
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doug748
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Snaggy split pins - better options?
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Use bolts/screws with nylock nuts. I have used this on all my rigging turnbuckles for the last 20 years. Having said that, on that...
20 Dec 2024
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How will I get this bxxxxxd out?
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Best bet is to only buy from a proper supplier such as Carbide Inserts Turning Tools Grooving Tools Carbide Boring Bars Threading...
20 Dec 2024
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doug748
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Is this a Bargain?
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I was probably at the same Southampton show, come to think of it also probably the last one I went to. Working up a new cruiser/racer...
20 Dec 2024
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Give it a couple of years it will be in Lidl or possibly Aldi.
19 Dec 2024
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doug748
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Is this a Bargain?
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Is this true? I don't recall anyone saying that, somebody may have. Looks like a dodgy paraphrase to ginger up a response, not that I...
19 Dec 2024
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How will I get this bxxxxxd out?
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They used tap-zappers on high worth engineering items, they were very expensive and not portable. I see the Chinese have been on the...
19 Dec 2024
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New (to me) boat?
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Cushions should not be sodden, thats a red flag for me. Tracing leaks can be a nightmare.
15 Dec 2024
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