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Just smoke more shisha and you will forget it’s there!

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to me he is the fabled expert! Does he really exist?

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Is he still alive?

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furynaturre wrote: ↑Sat Jan 16, 2021 5:14 pm I'm there as 'furynature' definitely follow Paul, but will find the rest of you as of now.

It is certainly a useful tool, but as with all things (as Paul proves) it takes work to make it really worthwhile!

James

Followed you James

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Mark_G wrote: ↑Sat Jan 16, 2021 8:52 am I’m diy_at_the_griffs

Mostly diy stuff but some woodworking hobby stuff too.

Thanks Mark

Sorry, I should have said I have followed you Mark

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Nice one Paul

I think I’ve been following for a little while - love the content.

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Nice one Paul

I’ve followed

Nice to see all the old faces over there - I think I’ve been a member here over a decade now!

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Who’s on Instagram?

I have a few old members on mine so catch up a bit with them that way.

Would like to add a few more though.

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I have a briquette maker - bloody brilliant!! I also have a fan assisted incinerator which is also fantastic! For me it saves me a lot of money for sure You back in full swing Mark? I’m losing money quicker than the flow of Niagara Falls!! Not much fun at the moment!! We’ll be ok though

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The 350R is wank!!

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I have a briquette maker - bloody brilliant!!

I also have a fan assisted incinerator which is also fantastic!

For me it saves me a lot of money for sure

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I bought the Wagner 350r this morning - i had another one which was excellent until someone borrowed it and didnt clean it out properly!!

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As in KD blocks? No...I'd prefer a hidden jointing system. I was going to say! The best thing i bought was the zeta P2 or whatever its called! If you have a local rep, just to ask borrow it for the duration of the job in hand then give it back when done and just say you’ll think about it.

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As in KD blocks?

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Funnily enough we did get in touch with our MP - he is actually very good and you will all know him from plebgate, which he was cleared of BTW. I am finding it incredible at the moment, I have to say I think in 12 months time it’s all going to do very wrong when people start defaulting on their 100%...

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I think I will explore it all further tomorrow

Thank you for taking your time on this it’s much appreciated

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It is a terribly thought out scheme, knee jerk reaction. I am not being a sour puss as I think help is required and needs to be given. So pre COVID I had 150k worth of work for a 6 week period which was lost over night so resulted in zero work. This gave 12 people full time work Granted I have furlo...

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As I suspected I’m not eligible which is a shame.

It’s going to be too hard for me to come back from this without drastic actions.

I won’t be having 3/4 of the staff back - the company will be ok but I reckon there is a year to 2 years to get it back to where it was!

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Lovely and straight forward to do to be fair and very effective

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No - why?

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I have also applied but unsure what I am entitled to!

I have a rateable value of 49k so thought I would get the 25k but I think that this is only applicable to retail and leisure.

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Stuck it on eBay

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre ... 4087093160

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Thank you

I remember when I had to post the photos to a third party then link it back! This seems easier

Thanks for taking your time to do this

I will post up this evening

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If I knew how to post pics up I would. I have surplus to requirements a number of dust extractors compete with the older version of the LEX sanders - a couple are the 150’s and and other are 125’s These are pneumatic sanders in which are fed from the extractors which in turn is plugged not only into...

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We use them all Bob.

I have loads of offcuts plus adhesive if that helps?

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Ahh I thought you were in Worcester or thereabouts.

I must pay more attention.

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Ahh I thought you were in Worcester or thereabouts.

I must pay more attention.

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We could draw and spin the components off for that in no time.

If you want in the new year I will do it for you FOC if you buy the materials - I’ll do it whilst you wait.

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We could draw and spin the components off for that in no time.

If you want in the new year I will do it for you FOC if you buy the materials - I’ll do it whilst you wait.

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I should post a vid of my workshop - it’s a little different from when I started in a garage

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Has to be said we are wiz’s on CNC’ snow

I’m not sure what you are trying to achieve there Roger? But doesn’t look that pretty?

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As a CNc veteran I am unsure on the accuracy of home built ones? But I do wish I had done that to start with as I would’ve learned more about the . Instead every call I out I have costs 800 quid - (we don’t have many to be fair) Well worth it in my opinion as your starting point then you won’t get ...

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As a CNc veteran I am unsure on the accuracy of home built ones? But I do wish I had done that to start with as I would’ve learned more about the . Instead every call I out I have costs 800 quid - (we don’t have many to be fair) Well worth it in my opinion as your starting point then you won’t get r...

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I wish you good fortune with your venture. I'm of a slightly different opinion and I don't mean any insult. If your skills are good and fast enough I would be amazed. Working doing joinery/cabinets is not easy at a pace and quality to make some money it is a skill you'll learn over several years. Y...

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Seems very complicated to just run off some arcs!

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Very much horses for courses on this.

I can only help with heavy industrial if this is the route you’re going down.

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I can’t talk too much for domestic as we very rarely do it unless through a designer and even then it’s a PITA First of all you will need to work out your overhead. Electricity Your Wages Van Insurances Rates Accountancy fees Work clothes per year Etc etc etc. Work out how many hours production you ...

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Spons will be a good start!

I used this at uni - although I have to admit I flunked out within the first year!

An expensive book but will cover most industry standards

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Great question. Most items have industry rates. So for instance a standard bar is normally worked out on 1000 per metre the back fitting 800 a metre. If they want a copper worktop I will add this on as an extra over and likewise with other things such as raised and field panels. I am pretty certain ...

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Good luck

Have you worked out your selling price yet?

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