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Air or hydraulic powered grinders?
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Or the sports cap ones done that with a 9" grinder when we couldn't use petrol cutters due to fumes
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And someone else on standby to call an ambulance. When cutting with electric there shouldn't be any water near. Hag the jolt in your arm wouldn't be from the minor shocks, you either get frazzled, or you don't, no half measures with leccy' mate Don't spoil that good work by having the shape of your fried body stuck to it. 240volts ???ilovesettsonmondays wrote:to wet cut a 100 mm blade or any blade come to that if you have no water attachment . get a coke bottle the one thats about a pint size , fill with water . put lid on ,pierce with trowel. get someone to press bottle .
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I love the lines up for laying the turf, proper job, love it!
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Looking good hag, 110v is the only way to go...
Are those sets pointed in black or is it just soil from the turf? That turf looks incredible dry if it's dropping that much dust around.
What you pointing it with?
Those weights look very handy, what are they? 5kg etc?
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Are those sets pointed in black or is it just soil from the turf? That turf looks incredible dry if it's dropping that much dust around.
What you pointing it with?
Those weights look very handy, what are they? 5kg etc?
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