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Does remind me of out metal work classes ...
( I'm always turning Philips/Pozi into flat blades with my grinder )
( I'm always turning Philips/Pozi into flat blades with my grinder )
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I like the way he saved the entire top tray,for the hammer....all neatly cut out,for it's comfort,pending judicious,occasional use...
If it was my eldest son's tool box,the top tray would have his phone,protein supplements,and Spyderco knife,for use when needed...
...the hammer would be in one of his hands...
If it was my eldest son's tool box,the top tray would have his phone,protein supplements,and Spyderco knife,for use when needed...
...the hammer would be in one of his hands...
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Nice one mate
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No where as good or inventive as Ichiban Moto on Youtube, some proper homemade tools he uses:
View: https://youtu.be/aFAiak3Dk-M
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Pens this time rather than tools , but equally something very therapuetic about the whole process...
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5dekz26Kdw
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