What did you buy today

[jay see]

I got sent to the local supermarket for a couple midweek supplies. In the bargain bin I found this little coffee grinder.

https://www.expansys.com.au/thomson-...rinder-374204/

For $20 it's worth a try..

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[PeeBee]

Sabre 12k recovery rope and 18k soft shackles $313, good upgrade I reckon, suited for 4 - 5t GVM

[MudRunnerTD]

I got sent to the local supermarket for a couple midweek supplies. In the bargain bin I found this little coffee grinder.

https://www.expansys.com.au/thomson-...rinder-374204/

For $20 it's worth a try..

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Nice. Is it battery operated? AAs? How quick is it? I used pre ground coffee into my nanopressi but this looks sweet. Did you pay that price? Oh!!!$20!!!! Did they have any more?? Where from?

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[jay see]

Nice. Is it battery operated? AAs? How quick is it? I used pre ground coffee into my nanopressi but this looks sweet. Did you pay that price? Oh!!!$20!!!! Did they have any more?? Where from?

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Rechargeable 12v type C connection.
Pretty quick.
Was actually $30, sorry fat fingers.
They do now.
Coles.

I brought it thinking that it would heat up a bit of water too, but it's just a grinder you have to put hot water in the insulated cup.
Returned it...


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[Plasnart]

Rechargeable 12v type C connection.
Pretty quick.
Was actually $30, sorry fat fingers.
They do now.
Coles.

I brought it thinking that it would heat up a bit of water too, but it's just a grinder you have to put hot water in the insulated cup.
Returned it...


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Nescafe Blend 42 is brilliant for camping! No draw on your electricals either.

[Cremulator]

With all the construction in our local area, and the sloppy builders dropping screws, rivets and nails - I've pulled two different kinds of tech screws from my brand new tyres last week
Fortunately neither had pierced far enough to puncture.
So I went to Bunnings today and bought this Hart Heavy Duty Magnetic Sweep.

Did a quick couple of laps and collected this treasure trove of trash.

Less than a third of the cost of a new tyre, so should pay for itself really!

[Plasnart]

With all the construction in our local area, and the sloppy builders dropping screws, rivets and nails - I've pulled two different kinds of tech screws from my brand new tyres last week
Fortunately neither had pierced far enough to puncture.
So I went to Bunnings today and bought this Hart Heavy Duty Magnetic Sweep.

Did a quick couple of laps and collected this treasure trove of trash.

Less than a third of the cost of a new tyre, so should pay for itself really!

Nice one Crem. You should see the shit they leave on roofs for good old galvanic reaction to do its damage. Constantly amazes me payments for work on the roof aren't dependent on a final roof inspection.

[MudRunnerTD]

With all the construction in our local area, and the sloppy builders dropping screws, rivets and nails - I've pulled two different kinds of tech screws from my brand new tyres last week
Fortunately neither had pierced far enough to puncture.
So I went to Bunnings today and bought this Hart Heavy Duty Magnetic Sweep.

Did a quick couple of laps and collected this treasure trove of trash.

Less than a third of the cost of a new tyre, so should pay for itself really!

Nice. Can you turn it on and off for cleaning?

[jay see]

Nescafe Blend 42 is brilliant for camping! No draw on your electricals either.

Yeah, that's my normal goto morning coffee while away from my coffee machine at home



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[Cremulator]

Nice. Can you turn it on and off for cleaning?

Yep. You just pull the red handle up to move the magnets away from the base and all the metal pieces just fall off.