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MrC - looks like you got some interest on teh 4Chan!
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Homemade bench grinder evening project :)
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You stuck a working bench grinder on some wood? :D

Jealous you have your own bench press
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Do you bench press the "bench" grinder? How stable is it with those spindly legs? i have mine bolted to a concrete floor on what is essentially a 4" steel pipe as the support. It makes the whole shop vibrate lol.
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No lol I had no where else to put it :P
It's pretty stable. More stable than the stupid plastic drawer tower it was atop before. The legs are galvanized pipe nipples... Pretty strong.
You stuck a working bench grinder on some wood?
Yes, essentially. Lol.
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Gun Freak wrote:Yes, essentially. Lol.
Niiiiiceeeee :D
mobile chernobyl wrote:MrC - looks like you got some interest on teh 4Chan! :wink:
Someone is a fan of your work too I see :wink:
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lol :)
I'm happy with it. I can take it out of the garage so I don't need to vacuum and I have more space and all that.

Fine, if that didn't please you...

Mwuahahahah :P
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Any videos of that yet Gun Freak. (The horn, not the grinder)
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So you don't like my grinder eh? Lol, no not yet, I'll get one tomorrow maybe.
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Gun Freak wrote:So you don't like my grinder eh? Lol, no not yet, I'll get one tomorrow maybe.
what kind of horn is that?
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Gun Freak wrote:So you don't like my grinder eh?
No, its not that. Its just that we all know how to grind things (pun intended).
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Anyone recommend any good WW2 books?
Hornet Flight by Ken Follet. An exciting read
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I prefer non-fiction although I did used to read Jack Higgins when I was younger as he had some decent WW2 novels.

One of the good things about non-fiction books, the quotes:
"At one stage I stopped for a moment to see how things were going and a Hun dropped not ten feet away. I had my pistol in my hand and without really knowing what I was doing I let him have it while he was still on the ground. I hardly got over the shock when another came down almost on top of me and I plugged him too while he was untangling himself. Not cricket, I know, but there it is" - a New Zealand captain serving in Crete.

Only someone of the Commonwealth would describe shooting two defenceless, tangled soldiers as "not cricket" and then move on with things :D

Edit: Thanks JSR, will check them out when my broadband usage rolls over this week.
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Fallschirmjäger dropped with their weapons in separate canisters, tragic.
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In the sense that it was a waste of life, indeed. What was Student thinking?

Not that it would have made much difference to the actual battle as the island was lost anyway.
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