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• #93927
What's what with Dremels? Need to cut mudguard stays and I think it's time to invest
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• #93929
aldi ones are fine
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• #93930
What cutting discs do people buy for stays? The ones I’ve been using seem quite ineffective
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• #93931
I second Aldi as I bought a cheap and cheerful thing as the dying breath left Woolworths. It's still going strong and mostly used for cutting with this type of cutting discs which are also as cheap as chips.
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• #93932
Mm, yes £15 vs £75 is tempting.
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• #93933
.
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• #93934
Cheap ones in bulk - sufficiently cheap to treat as almost single use. Either I'm getting clumsy in my old age or I've been buying brittle ones for the last few years: most of mine break before they're worn down. Safety glasses are essential...
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• #93935
£15 vs £75 is tempting
Mine is a 2001 model, so £75 should be less than £5 a year for the time you have it. Nobody ever regrets buying good tools.
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• #93937
Ah cheers, so quick :D
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• #93938
Safety glasses are essential...
Very much this
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• #93939
Safety squints?
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• #93940
a cheaper version of this
Not sure if bicycle rated as it's really an industrial/wheelchair product, but https://www.berghspecialproducts.nl/rolstoel-onderdelen/remkabels-en-kabelsplitters/kabelsplitters/type-adr/A.KABSP.ADR201
TBH, I always thought Jtek was the cheap option give that it's already significantly less than the Problem Solvers one.
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• #93941
Safety squints?
The cutting discs that you'd use for editing mudguard stays etc fragment and fire tiny, very sharp and hot particles into your eye almost every time you use them.
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• #93942
Cheers, I'll look into that!
I've seen the Problem Solvers version as well, but I've also seen some very negative reviews about its durability and ability to actually hold the cables, so - cheap or expensive that one was off the table. I like to keep the one brake I have functional...
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• #93943
My j tek has lasted years
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• #93944
The aftermarket versions are better, but yeah safety goggles regardless.
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• #93945
Why does every helpdesk person I speak to use 'M for Mother' in the phonetic alphabet, but I can't find any online references to its use instead of 'M for Mike'?
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• #93946
Oedipus complex.
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• #93947
No, that's 'O for Oedipus complex'
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• #93948
o, that's 'O for Oedipus complex'
Ah yes. I'm always thinking of one thing but coming up with
my motheranother. -
• #93949
No, that's 'E for Eedipuss complex'.
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• #93950
I can't find any online references to its use instead of 'M for Mike'?
May have been used briefly by the RAF, although other sources miss the intermediate step between Monkey and Mike
https://www.aircombatgroup.co.uk/flight_school/raf/RAF_Alphabet.php
https://www.h2g2.com/approved_entry/A8245910
Thing is they aren't that flat, yet every couple of weeks (it seems) I get the same thing. The rim valve hole is large, but I've used one of those hole reducers.