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spandit started following Baikal 12 gauge, An oddly positive day, DIY wood fired pizza oven and 4 others
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Despite having had very poor sleep for the last few nights, partly due to the dog needing to go out at 1am and partly due to stress, I woke up this morning after having a very pleasant and erotic dream about Aisling Bea. I then checked my e-mail to find that I'd won £50 on the Premium Bonds. Later on I received a 'phone call from the company I'd ordered something from yesterday (a sewing machine servo motor) - they were very apologetic but said they were having to substitute it for a different model but as compensation they'd send it next day, rather than the economy postage I'd opted for.
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I'm planning on making a large one of these outside, using cob made from clay dug up from the ground, rather than bought in.
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Install Linux on it - it's really quite straightforward now
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Any pictures?
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Thanks!
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Friend of mine sent me a link to some 3D printed breech flags that were shaped like magazines, but it was an American site and the models they offered were limited. Since I have a 3D model of the P94S magazine already, it wasn't too difficult to design and print these: The bolt can't be closed with one in place and it would be pretty easy to design a lanyard hole in the bottom to attach a larger keyring flag to. They're printed in two halves and solvent welded together.
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I have an HW60J in HMR if that's any help?
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Professional carpenter friend of mine uses Gladiator Glue - it's expanding in a gun style tube.
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How many Grey Squirrels are killed in 2020
spandit replied to steve_b_wales's topic in Other Pest Control
1516 My mate and I got one each with .410s today -
I'll take some red oak if you have any left, please
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Had you actually been using it to hammer in fence posts? That's said as a joke... Wish I'd seen this sooner, great gun.
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Nasal douche with cayenne pepper
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Frankly you'd be better off using stock images: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-m&ei=nmgqX4W0BtiV8gKIy5-4AQ&q=dog+silhouette You will not see the detail on top of a sign and getting your dogs to pose in such a way that they'd have a meaningful silhouette is likely to be a fruitless task
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Or a waterjet
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You could edit the picture yourself to get the silhouette then use something like Inkscape to turn it into an SVG. You should then be able to send this to a metal cutting company. They might have welding capabilities too - not a complicated piece of work. Then get it powdercoated