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Martin Taylor
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      08-28-2003, 05:28 AM
Knobdoodle said....

Kn> I have to explain myself to the missus now (but I can't until I get rid
Kn> of the mental image of Sharkey on his hands and knees on the front lawn).

Just the image of Sharks on his hands and knees is enough for me.....



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      08-28-2003, 06:11 AM
Sayeth Martin Taylor <(E-Mail Removed)>:
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> I wanted to use the "cheap angle grinder" trick when I bought a new
> chain and sprockets (to get the old chain off, Nev..). However, the
> cheapest that Mitre 10 or Home Hardware had was $100. I bought an 80
> cent grinding wheel and attached it to my drill....


Bunnings has them for $18.88, by the palette load.
Hammer drills, too.

(no wheel though, and shockingly poor construction.)

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      08-28-2003, 11:07 AM
Martin Taylor wrote:
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> BT Humble said....
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> BH> Go and spend $20 on a cheap angle grinder. It should last long enough to
> BH> finish the job. ;-)
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> I wanted to use the "cheap angle grinder" trick when I bought a new
> chain and sprockets (to get the old chain off, Nev..).


.... but I didn't have your old chain. :-/

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      08-28-2003, 09:47 PM
sharkey wrote:
> Sayeth Martin Taylor <(E-Mail Removed)>:
> >
> > I wanted to use the "cheap angle grinder" trick when I bought a new
> > chain and sprockets (to get the old chain off, Nev..). However, the
> > cheapest that Mitre 10 or Home Hardware had was $100. I bought an 80
> > cent grinding wheel and attached it to my drill....

>
> Bunnings has them for $18.88, by the palette load.
> Hammer drills, too.
>
> (no wheel though, and shockingly poor construction.)


Well there's cheap and there's poor quality, and the two donn't always
go together.

(I've got a Makita angle grinder that was fished out of a dumpster,
all I had to do was put a new power cord on it).


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      08-28-2003, 11:12 PM
Sayeth BT Humble <(E-Mail Removed)>:
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> (I've got a Makita angle grinder that was fished out of a dumpster,
> all I had to do was put a new power cord on it).


New power cord! Oooh, look who's all hoity-toity since he
became landed gentry. Should have fished through the dumpster
looking for a dead kettle or something.

(Right, off to Tintaldra then! See you there, slackers!)

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      08-29-2003, 02:37 AM
sharkey said....

sh> Bunnings has them for $18.88, by the palette load.
sh> Hammer drills, too.

I bought a hammer drill once. Had problems with it punching holes into
the nails....

sh> (no wheel though, and shockingly poor construction.)

I can imagine. Limited home use items. Shits itself, get another one.
Sort of like these $70 printers that I've been buying lately. Cheaper
than the ink carts...



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