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    Can you attach your drill to the shaft on your manual coffee grinder?
    Mudrunner has one of those manual hand coffee grinders and remember him having a brilliant "A-HA" moment one time we were camping. He came back with his cordless Makita drill happily grinding his coffee away.

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    Cuppa, picked up one of these a couple of weeks ago, then batteries and charger. Reckon they will be fine for quick small wood cuts. Also take the petrol element of out play. Keen to see how long/how much wood can be cut with 2 x 5ah batteries. I have the 10" model which would be fine for small fires I reckon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Winnie View Post
    Can you attach your drill to the shaft on your manual coffee grinder?
    Mudrunner has one of those manual hand coffee grinders and remember him having a brilliant "A-HA" moment one time we were camping. He came back with his cordless Makita drill happily grinding his coffee away.

    Yup! I have been known to do that with my older Zassenhaus (wooden box with cast iron burrs) grinder. I now have a much smaller Porlex (stainless tubular with ceramic burrs) grinder - not sure if the extra speed would affect the ceramic burrs
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    We picked up an Oz Pig


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    I bought some pasta and prepared it like fried noodles.
    It cost me a dollar. Pretty expensive.
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    missus wanted a new lawn mower (cant start the petrol 4 stroke ) i can easily
    bought a eco battery jobbie and a blower for her to use
    i got a millwakie blower for the work shop
    and you guessed it she now likes the smaller millwakie blower
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    well the moths have left the wallet
    bought a brother colour laser printer the old ink jet was getting clogged all the time
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    Quote Originally Posted by my third 256 View Post
    well the moths have left the wallet
    bought a brother colour laser printer the old ink jet was getting clogged all the time
    Yeah, the color laser printers have never been cheaper, but the cartridges still cost an arm and a leg.
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    Quote Originally Posted by my third 256 View Post
    missus wanted a new lawn mower (cant start the petrol 4 stroke ) i can easily
    bought a eco battery jobbie and a blower for her to use
    i got a millwakie blower for the work shop
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    If the compression is good, then it's a matter of cleaning up the carby in most cases.
    Give the carby intake a carby cleaner spray and see how it goes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dom14 View Post
    Yeah, the color laser printers have never been cheaper, but the cartridges still cost an arm and a leg.
    I always buy a printer with individual colour cartridges, and the cost per page of the cartridges. You always end up spending a hell of a lot more on cartridges then the printer cost.

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