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That's true, and there's always Stroganoff etc as well.
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Sometimes it's easier to measure up and draw/model in CAD. I've done various replacement door handles and such that way, and then gone to 3d print the results. As for the suitability of a 3d printed part for your specific need, perhaps post a picture to let us have a look.
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From our discussion i guess you'll indeed have to go with gasless mig.
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I first saw cream added to port reductions on a steak recipe. I tried it with pigeon, and also venison, and was pleased with the result. Another very simple pigeon meal: Fry two breasts in butter, push them to the edge of the pan to keep warm while frying a few apple slices in the same butter. Set the slices on a plate, top with the pigeon, and deglaze the pan with sloe gin. Pour over the arranged dish, and tuck in.
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Sometimes I stir a splash of cream into a Port reduction, works well with the same range of meats.
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Great job on the cutting! If you have some 8mm stainless rod that would look nicer than M8 studding.
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You have PM thanks.
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As per the title and pictures. This is like a low "blind" style of hide, it is 72cm across each of the discs. No longer sold at Bushwear, otherwise I would link to it. £25 posted
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One please.
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I'll fetch it out tomorrow, cheers.
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I've got one that's make of a set of popup discs with some pegs etc. If that's of interest let me know.
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Four of these available, they measure 1200mm on the long side, 300mm on the short side and 90mm deep. They can be flown/hung or set upon a surface. Very robust, aluminium body and opal signage surfaces. They just need a clean up prior to installation of your new graphics. They are double sided but can be single sided if you replace the opal perspex with an opaque. They need a 12 volt LED driver of 100 watts or over. £35 each, or the lot for £120.
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I'm thinking of upgrading my old SIP MIG at some point. If so I wouldn't be after a lot of money for it, and if you took it I would throw in an old 140A stick welder for free.