They might if they have a misguided shop manager. I've seen second-hand electrical appliances on sale at quite ludicrous prices in some charity shops, stuff that's offered free on Freecycle etc. every day. Tim
In article , Mike Saunders writes I think you need a "free to air" card which is free in itself on application, try taking your sky card out and see what's left
Wood Magazine ran a test on shop vacs awhile back.Their web site ought to turn up the article.
Single most useful marking tool in my shop, and I turned a friend on to it, only to find that it's not in the most recent catalog, and the web site says "No Longer Available." Anyone know what gives?
On Sun, 18 Jan 2004 21:19:49 GMT, "ljr" Crawled out of the shop and said. . .: WOW for that kinda money, a fella can host his own damn site, and yea, actually i DO for that kinda cash
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They aren't LIVE pins, they're where the live free socket is plugged in to.
Harry gave the proper site name, if you can't click thru, try going to google and putting in something like "arborist forum" and see if you can get in that way.
We use Tesco Club Card points to get discount on Euro Tunnel. The points convert to vouchers (in money) which are worth 3x as much if you use them on Eurotunnel. We've just saved about £200 on a crossing.
The local glass shop in town will not cut them for free (and I sure as hell do not blame them for that since I do not work for free either)...BUT they charge so little 90 percent of "my" costs is for gas for the truck ... Very cheap ! Bob Griffiths