Made this years ago and has been one of the most useful bits of kit.
Not on my knees it 'aint , Zee.!!Between those and the fish rods Deke, house bashing is now so much easier AndyGuinness
well theres someone else with a ruddy big garden!!!Plus me and our previous dog waiting for the Mother Ship to beam us up ( Hmmmm thats a few years ago now )
Thats best Axminster that is Specs it deadens a lot of rattling and stops stuff skidding around TBH .1. I am very worried about your choice of carpet to mount the cable roller on!!!2. What is the red plug for... where does that bit of flex go to that warrants a RED PLUG!!!
I am intrigued
3. I believe there is an NVQ in van and workshop tidying....
I cant remember if you can call your self and electrician with a van like that?????
Well times are hard Specs , the old Model T will have to do I'm afraid ..........'aint worked for a month now other than one job @
Patche..you're starting to sound like the missuss !!Then you should have a tidy garage!
your not the only one. i have a unit full of stuff that may get used 'one day'I'm a sod for thinking , "Oh this will come in useful one day , can't chuck that away".
it sometimes does, but they need a good clean to get all the dust off themThat day never comes Andy
there also used over here, but not as popularOn a more serious note, in NZ the twin and earth always came on metal or plastic spools so the rollers we used were a pair of cylindrical rollers fixed on a plate. You just sat the roll of cable on it and started pulling the cable off. Quite a good idea.
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