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More than a few bags at Bunnings and your local garden centre with a brand name or several as well even one walks past sashadidi
Got to play with some plastic stuff once. I did worry when a guy lobbed a cricket ball sized chunk as hard as he could at a wall He then stuck the detonator and when it was safe the wall was no more

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I never argued with Gran

Originally Posted by 4bee

In undoing the rusted nuts some poor bugger will drop his spanner & as they say, "the rest is history"

A mates's father was apprenticed as an electrical fitter at Harland & Wolff, Belfast, in the early 1920's. He had a full tool kit of bronze spanners etc. for work on dangerous goods ships. My mate still has them and the lovely oak toolbox with a few items broken or lost over the near 100 years.