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For those who want cheap pneumatic tools

Penpal

Penpal

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Looking through the items for sale the Parkside Pneumatic Needle Scaler reminds me of so long ago buying one just to get the so called needles sharing the cost and needles with other penmakers. They are perfect to use to drift the tip from Slimline pens they fit through the winding mechanism and after small champher worked so well.

Peter.
 
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bigbob

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Managed to pick up a grinder a connection kit and the 20 meter reel and while I was there bought a drill sharpener for not much money. Woodhacker no need for socks as they are selling compressors as well for £79.99 not a bad price and a lot cheaper than the one I bought a few years ago.
 
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Peter also been called many others
bigbob said:
Managed to pick up a grinder a connection kit and the 20 meter reel and while I was there bought a drill sharpener for not much money. Woodhacker no need for socks as they are selling compressors as well for £79.99 not a bad price and a lot cheaper than the one I bought a few years ago.
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Sorry no room in shed for anymore equipment. Having to take things out just to get inside as it is.
 
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bigbob

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Sorry no room in shed for anymore equipment. Having to take things out just to get inside as it is.
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Fair comment me too trouble is I buy things first and worry about how to fit them in after and still have not worked it out even though I have been thinking about it for the last 6 months maybe a eureka moment is coming my way (I hope)
 
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