The shop and experience to replace them is another story. Mike Galt used pirana on the custom Canoes he built. It held up very well. Go visit a boat builder and see what he has to say.
As a kid in the 70s, we used to visit Rellys in Bradford every fortnight and would shop at a Morrisons. I forget exactly where it was but I believe it was one of the first really big supermarkets in the area, if not the country. MBQ
Lustbader is the 3rd sort - if you want one, your local charity shop has a dozen. I may even add him to my Charity Shop Bookshop Bingo card, along with Ulrika's autobiog (needs two or more copies to score) and Archole.
Here's a link to the plant at All Asia Orchids, which is what Ooi lists as a web site on its plants. http://www.aaorchids.com/shop/product.asp?pID=284&cID=47 Diana
area=shop&action=vendors&VID=3& contact them -- I did a quick search on wilton tools-- the site was the second hit.
So, we're down to one (independent) dedicated camera shop in the Potteries, then. Luckily, they have an on-site lab and a knowledgable owner, who is, unfotunately, not far off retirement.
* A "customer" isn't just a visit to test one kettle, it's either a shop walk-in with it, or it's a useful volume at each site you visit. "Useful" might vary, depending on if you're already going there anyway. (today's office has about 150 visible PAT-testables that I can ...
wrote: So now I'm thinking either a 2' - 4" plywood disc template to run the router around using a collar or a template / jig that pins at the center that enables me to swing the router on the 1' - 2" radius. And sorry, no lathe in my gar.... er, shop so that's out.
A visit to Halfords before a visit to site, it is then. :-)
Hi George, GUN SHOP !!?!?! Why! Why! You! You! You! Okay, second greatest profession. (First would be fishing guide.) I work for 1-1/2 gun manufacturers. (1/2 as I think the recession got him.) Love to go visit them guys.