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How about a brisa blade? Fixed blade pk70? Kephart? Trapper?

I've got a sportage. I wouldn't recommend it...

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I think any car that has reverse in sixth also has an internal lock out that you can’t engage reverse if the car is also travelling at a speed that would have warranted being in fifth before hand.

Super - thanks!

Cracking answer! Can I ask about bristle length. I’ve got a chimney typhoon that I use for my wood burner. Metal tube lined up an existing chimney. The bristle length is quite long so it can be quite a lot of friction to move it. I have contemplated cutting some of the bristles down to make...

Henry hoovers are very much favoured commercially. Schools in particular love them and I can guarantee that they would make it clear if the machines are rubbish….

The first handmade piece I bought was a blacksmiths knife by Trond Pedersen. I’ll hunt out a picture later. As to Damascus, I did have a gorgeous one by Owen Bush. Sold on to fund other things at a point in time - one of those I shouldn’t have let go.

My place is 95% hard floor so it works fine to keep things in check. I do have a manual vacuum cleaner for when I need to use one but it’s not needed very often. The robot cleans while I’m at work. I have been tempted by a robot mower for some time but just other things higher on the list.

A robot..... What a time saver.

Thanks mate! Nice to be back to something.

The beauty of it is it doesn’t matter what angle you pick. It’ll just work.

Nope, I did it with a grinder and an angled rest. I realised that if one of the pieces is parallel on both sides it’s fairly straight forward. Is that enough of a clue for you to puzzle it out or would you like me to spoil the fun and tell you the rest?

Dovetailed bolsters!