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  1. 20-05-2017, 10:12 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maca49 View Post
    They're diff Rushy, haven't seen that type before
    They are probably older than the two of us Maca, I can remember my grandfather having them when I was a boy.
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  3. 20-05-2017, 11:31 AM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    What about these @EeeBees ? They were my grandfathers and passed to me after my old man exited 25 years ago. I used them for the first time when I did my range project over Christmas and don't envisage using them again in the next couple of decades so it would be good if they got regular use. Of course you would have to give them back if I ever needed them, or marry me, or make me a stick, or cook me a meal ..... Oh fuck you can have them if you want.

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    Old tools are the best, actually made of real material and generally great quality. I've been lucky enough to score some of my granddads old aviation tools and they're proper quality.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    They are probably older than the two of us Maca, I can remember my grandfather having them when I was a boy.
    That's why the grey in colour! Everything was black and white in those days,
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    Very clever pun, Maca49 ...
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    Thank you so much, @Rushy... they were at the store this morning ... totally wicked ... will put up a foto when I have them in use which will be next week as I have a week of AL ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by EeeBees View Post
    Thank you so much, @Rushy... they were at the store this morning ... totally wicked ... will put up a foto when I have them in use which will be next week as I have a week of AL ...
    Jeez that was quick. I thought NZ Post would take at least until Friday to get them there.
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    So neat ...
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    looking at those old clamps reminded me of these
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    Beautiful ...
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