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  1. 2nd December 2012, 07:24 AM #1
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    Default Love the manual chainsaw

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    ..he he ...I like the Bono safety goggles.."to maintain an inflated sense of self importance while using powertools"

    what if the hokey pokey is really what it's all about?
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  6. 2nd December 2012, 02:54 PM #5
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    ha ha ha , Love em, cordless rechargeable hammer ha ha.
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  7. 4th December 2012, 06:07 AM #6
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    I wouldn't buy one if I were you. I did and the batteries are rubbish. After about 15 mins use it ran down and I couldn't use the hammer for 16 hours until the fast charger had recharged it

    Nowt wrong with the manual chain saw though. Great to be able to use it on a Sunday afternoon without upsetting our neighbours. The chain doesn't blunt very quickly either
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    I love it! Good belly laugh,
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    Great stuff.

    Can't wait to order some of the items
    ... would make excellent Christmas pressies.

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    Just about as useful as a screen/flywire door on a submarine.
    Nobody doing wood carving anymore?
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  11. 12th December 2012, 10:29 PM #10
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    Yeah, but who cares?

    The chainsaw reminds me of a work I saw recently by a Korean artist who wanted a Harley Davidson, couldn't afford one, so decided to build one. It's powered by pedals, and prefers a downhill road.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robson Valley View Post
    Just about as useful as a screen/flywire door on a submarine.
    Nobody doing wood carving anymore?
    A wood carver has just joined https://www.woodworkforums.com/f175/n...france-163073/

    Yet another ex-pat-in-France

    This is the one you mean mate Liao Chien-Chung
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    That's the guy,and the gallery. One of the best collections I've had the fortune of seeing. A few carving works as well.
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    I need to buy all of the tools for the people who come and want to "borrow" some of my tools of which some are never returned. Most are returned but some are not and when you want to use them yourself you can't remember who borrowed it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by robba74 View Post
    Most are returned but some are not and when you want to use them yourself you can't remember who borrowed it.

    I used to have the same problem with books.... then I got an e-reader. Now I can just email a copy of the file for whatever book they want in my collection and I never have to part with the 'original'. Pity this doesn't work with tools.....
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    This had me in tears and short of breath I was laughing so hard. Love it!
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