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I have a mad jones for powertools. in fact any tools.
This is my current prized item
This is my current prized item
Last edited by Sherrers on Wed Apr 18, 2012 3:48 am; edited 2 times in total
Pimpers' Total Tool Test
Sherrers- Admin
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Last edited by Sherrers on Wed Apr 18, 2012 3:48 am; edited 2 times in total
Sherrers- Admin
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but I really want a longer blade like this chinese motherfucker ;
T.B- Moderator
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the drive to make this a woman friendly forum just keeps on rolling 
it's always got to be longer and faster with you boys
it's always got to be longer and faster with you boys
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Token Bird wrote:the drive to make this a woman friendly forum just keeps on rolling
it's always got to be longer and faster with you boys
having said that, I like toolshops... and strangely... stationers.
RvZ- vvvwi
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Sherrers- Admin
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Typical.
I bet your idea of a powertool is a pencil sharpener Al.
I bet your idea of a powertool is a pencil sharpener Al.
Ye Olde Rog- vvwi
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OOh ooh I LOVE gadgets 
scarlet pimpernel- vvw
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powertools? I got em
Jonny Boy- vvwi
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Al wrote:
looks a bit rude that pic.
Like Gay Lego Porn
shAdy- vvw
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Jonny Boy wrote:Al wrote:
looks a bit rude that pic.
Like Gay Lego Porn
Only to you squire...
Sherrers- Admin
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no he does look like his is holding his own tool.
Seeley- w
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Power tool drag race. Thats my shit! 
Seeley- w
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Seeley wrote:Power tool drag race. Thats my shit!
Along with Kittens.
Sherrers- Admin
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Seeley wrote:Seeley wrote:Power tool drag race. Thats my shit!
Along with Kittens.
Brilliant!
I love the way the crash test toddler's arm has been sliced off
"mmm we may have to do another run of tests before we use a real child"
My mate once stood on the cable of an angle grinder, it had the trigger catch on so it was running, it fell off the treads, landed on his head and bounced off, landed on the blade and drove itself off until it unplugged itself
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I'm enjoying this more now it is the mothercare/powertool thread
Ben- vvwi
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The Chainsaw Chimp has the tool of choice for me!!
Sherrers- Admin
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I do love a dirty great big angle grinder with a twelve inch steel cutting disc on the bastard!
RvZ- vvvwi
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clearly I'm more of a gnome man
i love this grumpy bastard. he's called "timothy the supervisor" in the shop BTW. 100% true
I am looking out for a good strimmer though. Mine doesn't strim anymore.
i love this grumpy bastard. he's called "timothy the supervisor" in the shop BTW. 100% true
I am looking out for a good strimmer though. Mine doesn't strim anymore.
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timmy the supervisor
no relation
Al you buy a new spindle for the strimmer , not a new machine you total tool!
RvZ- vvvwi
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Sherrers wrote:timmy the supervisor
no relation
Al you buy a new spindle for the strimmer , not a new machine you total tool!
I checked. You are totally right. D'oh!!
Ye Olde Rog- vvwi
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ha!
call yourself a gardener! greenfingers? brownfinger more like
call yourself a gardener! greenfingers? brownfinger more like
RvZ- vvvwi
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Sherrers- Admin
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ggrrr... show us yer bits
RvZ- vvvwi
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wait! I know that one! it's a drill bit. 'cos you said 'bit'.
Sherrers- Admin
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you are such a soft southern get!
it's a custom router blade. a compression router actually.
it's a custom router blade. a compression router actually.
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My tool of choice is the stihl chainsaw,anysize reall y but the 084 has disturbing limb damaging potential.By the way i know you get a freakish kick outta you're saws tim 
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Matt Long wrote:My tool of choice is the stihl chainsaw,anysize reall y but the 084 has disturbing limb damaging potential.By the way i know you get a freakish kick outta you're saws tim
oh aye lad! I believe you may recognise this beast ;
which I have modified with a monster 48" winsor blade.
I've always coveted a vintage chainsaw though. Like this ;
you could chop up summat dressed like this ;
Ben- vvwi
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Sherrers wrote:url=https://servimg.com/view/13683911/88]
On my travels a few years ago I went on expedition to Borneo. I spent 2 weeks working in a conservation area called Imbak Canyon. It took us 5 days to get there due to the fact it was near the end of monsoon season and there were rivers that were to high and dangerous to cross.
I stayed with a group of locals who's job was to build huts for Scientists to come in and observe the surroundings and to make sure that there was no legal logging going on within the conservation area. At times they would trek into the jungle and search for recently fallen trees to make planks out of, for the construction of these huts. On many occasions I would watch these small Malaysian guys with chain saws almost as big as them attack these massive trees. Non of them would ware any protection just a pare of rubber jungle shoes and there Chelsea football shorts. Anyways getting to the point these lads would cut perfect planks out of these trees. As good as you buy from B&Q. The chain saw above brought back all these memory's. Class, by the way I was crap at cutting the wood. It was a mission and a half to have any control on a saw that size!!
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id like to have a go on a nail gun
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Sherrers wrote:url=https://servimg.com/view/13683911/88]
isn't that machine a bit excessive for that teeny tiny tree timmy?
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