Are electric sanders waterproof?

Mooring chain on one of the buoys in Beaulieu ... pile of disintegrating rust and horseshit ...

<hr width=100% size=1>.. whit way roon should it be again ..
 
michty ... yon barnacle cutter wid hae been a breeze fer when thon wiz cutting ra channel tunnel ...

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ye wee scunnert skelpie ...

wur goat tae hae a shuftie tae find ra rudder first ... efter steering yon tupperware port-a-loo in a wee breeze lasht weekend it wus jist like stirring ma porridge. youse may as weel hae ra tea tray doon there fer orra good yons daeing ..

ahm thinking youse shud be glessing in ra hull frae ra keel tae ra rudder. at least it wouldnae be say keen oan cowping oer ... michty, whit a brilliant idea fer orra plestic yoghurt pots ....

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jimi,

You are one funny comedian, thats got us all in stitches here!!!!! LOL


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Jimi

Last spring I stood and watched a man wet and dry a repair to his gelcoat.

He stood on a wooden ladder and dipped his electric sander in a bucket of soapy water and sanded the repair.

After a few minutes I asked him if that was a wise thing to do and he replied that he was quite safe. He had an RCD, he was wearing rubber soled shoes and standing on a wooden ladder.

Not being electircally minded, I thought nothing more of it. I saw him later that season on the water, so he must have got away with it.

Was he wise? Someone must know.

Donald

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FER GOAD\'S SAKE

Jamesie - whit manner o wussy post es this? Are ye Mannie er wee sleekit cowrin timorous beastie. D'ye no unnerstan' as ev'ry single response here es pure speculashin. whet we need es some practical; experinmentin here - dip yer piece ma shun - gie et a go an ef we dinnae here nae mair frae ye - we'll know the reason why. An eff ye'd like me tae tak yer wee wifie awa' oan ra cruise wioot ye - consider it done. me'n Para cuid cash yer deposit wi dunstaffnage an hae a nicht oan ra 70/- in yer memory.

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Claymore
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