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« Reply #210 on: May 05, 2011, 05:41 PM » |
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Ummm yes might do that see what my dealer says first 2moro! I have that adapter already some where im sure I have seen it round the house on a tool or some sort of gadget im going 2 have a look 2 moro! Cus I am sooooo sure I already have it! My milwaukee radio is the same it has a adapter but it came with it already attached its a crap one its a massive Milwaukee are rubbish for plugs. I am going to smash the radio one as it really does my head in it sometimes takes up 2 plugs and sometimes I cnt plug it in some sockets as its to large to fit! ridiculous ! JMB |
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« Reply #211 on: May 05, 2011, 05:42 PM » |
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New Project 13Like I said cnt find any other nails! So a scew will have to do! lol JMB supose it saves getting the estwing out for screws in the future |
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« Reply #212 on: May 05, 2011, 05:43 PM » |
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most fridges i have fitted recently come with them on |
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« Reply #213 on: May 05, 2011, 05:47 PM » |
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New Project 13Like I said cnt find any other nails! So a scew will have to do! lol JMB supose it saves getting the estwing out for screws in the future c the benefits with nailing screws is you can remove them after not like a nail lol! JMB |
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« Reply #214 on: May 05, 2011, 05:47 PM » |
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I used to buy a lot of equipment for a reef fish tank from Holland, Germany etc so used to use a lot of those adaptors.
John
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« Reply #215 on: May 05, 2011, 05:54 PM » |
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I edited the last video! cus for some reason it didnt show up my annotations  cus I forgot to publish it lol! So now if you watch the last video again the first part will make sence! Cus no 1 commented on it so thought it was kinda odd! So I watched it my self an noticed the annotations where missing! JMB |
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« Reply #216 on: May 05, 2011, 08:23 PM » |
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Its a dutch plug! French are different I think. Well I lived in Holland for 10years and they are exactly the same as this one I have now in the picture.
It's called a Europlug, and widely used on mainland Europe. Only the British sockets are incompatible, as usual.  |
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« Reply #217 on: May 06, 2011, 02:00 AM » |
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It's called a Europlug, and widely used on mainland Europe. Only the British sockets are incompatible, as usual. That's because you Europeans stubbornly refuse to accept our superior, safer plug & socket system....   |
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« Reply #218 on: May 06, 2011, 02:44 AM » |
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Well spoke to my dealer!
He said sorry he forgot to send the adpater with it. Milwuakee forgot to package the adapter in with the tools so they sent them all loose to the dealers.
Sounds of it it's the same adapter Neth linked above.
He's sending me the adpater soon as.
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« Reply #219 on: May 06, 2011, 11:45 AM » |
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It's called a Europlug, and widely used on mainland Europe. Only the British sockets are incompatible, as usual. That's because you Europeans stubbornly refuse to accept our superior, safer plug & socket system.... Very true,but one day you will bow before the mighty eurostate....  |
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« Reply #220 on: May 06, 2011, 12:34 PM » |
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It's called a Europlug, and widely used on mainland Europe. Only the British sockets are incompatible, as usual. That's because you Europeans stubbornly refuse to accept our superior, safer plug & socket system.... Very true,but one day you will bow before the mighty eurostate.... i would comment but not aloud to talk politics |
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« Reply #221 on: May 06, 2011, 03:29 PM » |
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If its made of wood, i can make it smaller.
Shirt size medium
p.s- ive started reading these too
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« Reply #222 on: May 08, 2011, 10:42 AM » |
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Had a little play with the Milwaukee Multi tool now and apart from the vibrations giving of from the tool its self its a very good cordless ''Fein'' Ill be comparing it to the Fein soon with 2 brand new Fein blades just to see the difference side by side of course you cant really compare powered to cordless but people who already own a Fein can get an idea what kinda power the Milwaukee tool has. I know ill be getting the Milwaukee tool out a lot more than the Fein because it does handle medium size cutting jobs if I have a lot of cutting to do I will be getting the Fein out.
The Cordless nailer well I aint needed it yet and properly wont any time soon its more of a toy I just want lol! I think when ill be doing a few roofs or floor joists it will come in lol
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« Reply #223 on: May 08, 2011, 12:22 PM » |
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How much did that "TOY" cost you ?
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If its made of wood, i can make it smaller.
Shirt size medium
p.s- ive started reading these too
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« Reply #224 on: May 08, 2011, 12:41 PM » |
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How much did that "TOY" cost you ?
£106 inc Naked JMB |
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« Reply #225 on: June 07, 2011, 05:50 PM » |
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Well! I thought this thread was starting to gather dust! So to bring it back! I thought I would buy some tools so I could post! haahaa! joking that aint the real reason! Just me wanted a new tool! I got 3 empty T-locs! One for a TS circular I also got the Brand new Milwaukee M18 SDS! I was surprised how small it actually is! Also it has the NEW RED Lithium! Also Got some planer blades and another Festool 18V battery. I was supposed to of had the New Festool Oiling kit coming with this delivery but he didnt have it in stock so that should be coming soon aswell.   |
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« Reply #226 on: June 07, 2011, 05:53 PM » |
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« Reply #227 on: June 07, 2011, 05:58 PM » |
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maybe buy a roofing book next? |
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« Reply #228 on: June 07, 2011, 06:09 PM » |
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maybe buy a roofing book next? Lol! Funny! I wasn't my boo boo! Jmb |
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« Reply #229 on: June 08, 2011, 02:36 AM » |
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What's the Festool oiling kit ? Nice looking drill - have you tried it yet? I bought the Hitli cordless because I wanted the vacuum attachment put the cost was exorbitant
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« Reply #231 on: June 08, 2011, 06:44 PM » |
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Cheers DEAN!
Woodguy! I didnt mess up! Nothing to do with me lol! It was this Joiner I was working with! I cnt tell you what happend! Its to funny! Plus you wouldnt believe me as its just so stupid! Basically I am glad I am not going back! This builder from another job across the field came over wanting my Card for some work he wants doing but I think he will of thrown it in the bin now seeing the roof haahaa!
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« Reply #232 on: June 08, 2011, 06:55 PM » |
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Skylight install gone wrong.
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« Reply #233 on: June 08, 2011, 06:59 PM » |
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Skylight install gone wrong. I love how you named the Image JMB last job! Haahaa You went into detail! JMB |
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« Reply #234 on: June 08, 2011, 07:03 PM » |
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Of course I go out of my way for you. BTW, it could use some new windows too. |
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« Reply #235 on: June 08, 2011, 07:16 PM » |
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come on, spill it. We all love a funny story You know if you don't, Dean will tell the extended version |
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If its made of wood, i can make it smaller.
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« Reply #236 on: June 08, 2011, 07:29 PM » |
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come on, spill it. We all love a funny story You know if you don't, Dean will tell the extended version Haaahaa lol I might tell ya 2moro! I am off to bed and its a really long story! lol JMB |
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« Reply #237 on: June 08, 2011, 09:47 PM » |
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Had a little play with the Milwaukee Multi tool now and apart from the vibrations giving of from the tool its self its a very good cordless ''Fein'' Ill be comparing it to the Fein soon with 2 brand new Fein blades just to see the difference side by side of course you cant really compare powered to cordless but people who already own a Fein can get an idea what kinda power the Milwaukee tool has. I know ill be getting the Milwaukee tool out a lot more than the Fein because it does handle medium size cutting jobs if I have a lot of cutting to do I will be getting the Fein out.
The Cordless nailer well I aint needed it yet and properly wont any time soon its more of a toy I just want lol! I think when ill be doing a few roofs or floor joists it will come in lol
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JMB, did you guys get the new Porter Cable Oscillating tool over there, the PC250MTK? Do they even sell Porter Cable over there. I'm pretty happy with it so far, and this coming from a dealer that is very skeptical of knock offs. We're Fein all the way through, stock some of the knock offs just due to demand, but I was thoroughly impressed with the Porter Cable's tool-less blade change. Time will tell us about reliability, but for accessory changes the PC engineers really did a number. Fein's got homework to do. |
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« Reply #238 on: June 09, 2011, 03:55 PM » |
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Had a little play with the Milwaukee Multi tool now and apart from the vibrations giving of from the tool its self its a very good cordless ''Fein'' Ill be comparing it to the Fein soon with 2 brand new Fein blades just to see the difference side by side of course you cant really compare powered to cordless but people who already own a Fein can get an idea what kinda power the Milwaukee tool has. I know ill be getting the Milwaukee tool out a lot more than the Fein because it does handle medium size cutting jobs if I have a lot of cutting to do I will be getting the Fein out.
The Cordless nailer well I aint needed it yet and properly wont any time soon its more of a toy I just want lol! I think when ill be doing a few roofs or floor joists it will come in lol
JMB
JMB, did you guys get the new Porter Cable Oscillating tool over there, the PC250MTK? Do they even sell Porter Cable over there. I'm pretty happy with it so far, and this coming from a dealer that is very skeptical of knock offs. We're Fein all the way through, stock some of the knock offs just due to demand, but I was thoroughly impressed with the Porter Cable's tool-less blade change. Time will tell us about reliability, but for accessory changes the PC engineers really did a number. Fein's got homework to do. The Porter Cable aint available here in the UK not as far as I know. The tool change on the Proter Cable is a cool and easy way to change the blade. The Fein tooles blade change aint bad though I have had no problems with it so do I think Fein need to change their tooles blade no I dont think so its easy enough still okay not as easy the the Portar cable but still easy enough. Do Milwaukee need to change their blade change YES I thought I could live with using a Alan key to change the position of the blade or replace the blade but I CANT I HATE IT. Ill just be in this awkward place and I could do with altering the blade position but I cnt so I have to get back up and go to the box and get the Alan key. So Im thinking of some how attaching the Alan key to the tool so at least its always on hand JMB |
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« Reply #239 on: June 14, 2011, 02:58 PM » |
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Hello! Had a Delivery 2 day! Yay! Now I just need to get my kitchen built so I can use it on my worktops!  JMB |
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