DirtyDT

This is a rhetorical question cos it's wet as a British Summer Got some kiln dried sand today. It was so wet that it left a damp patch in my car (Fnarr!). I am baking it now. (200 degrees for 30 mins, turning once ) I think that I may also need to get a bigger compressor or another one to run in tandem. Rant over.

I am a Command and Conquer fan myself. Old skool games are Lemmings and Cutthroats.

I had a belt round the ar*e...........S&M Mistress' rule

A wee bit of reading, ya ken!! Here

No aye!!

Oh yes. I can fill a bin liner in 3 minutes just by talking into it!!

Damn my secret is out

We should all visit our local A|ldi and ask for Yamaha spares.

Coughing. Eh!! Nice one. Should I ask my local one? If enough people do it they may start to stock them. That would be class.

Or use it as a colostomy bag

I saw a frame size home made wooden box one for sale the other day. Not coffin shaped but interesting. A few perspex panels, old conservatory roofing or checker plate with a perspex lid would work. It could be big. The BBQ almost got converted the other day. I need to get out more Not fussed about buying sand just how many animals and neighbours I kill during the process I bet the Polish girl sounded good when she said "No"

I exfoliate every night then I find E45 cream works best to keep my boyish good looks I will just mask up first then see how dusty I get. I may have to change my handle to DustyDT

There was something similar at the Newark Kit car show last weekend. Nice toy!!

Kiln dried sand £3.14 from B&Q I will try with the nozzles on and off. The instructions say wear eye protection but nothing about gloves or mask. I have invested in a 2 filter mask, just in case. The swing arm is going to be the first to get it's attention but I am still waiting for some compressor bits.

I have been trying to get a sand blaster and have been scouring Aldi's for one like OG's. Can find one anywhere and did not want to ring. Lo and behold... Look what my better half brought me.... It came today. Don't you just love tools????

I removed it as soon as I could. Sorry everyone.

Should i take it off??

A lot of people started on 125's so don't knock yourself. I started on a 90cc and after lots of bikes have come back to classic small cc bikes. Remember.... It is not about the cc in your pocket but it is about where you have put that cc

Welcome Unclesol Can I just say that "Fazer 6, Divvy 9" is like an Italy v Brazil result!!!!

This is not a joke video. This is real and nasty. You have been warned. Stupidity KILLS. If you are not sure at all - DONT watch. Just don't moan to me afterwards. ****Sorry I have taken the link out.****

I love Vegas. I don't gamble but what a place!!!! Sahara Hotel. With a voucher $7.99 for an eat all you can meal. Maximum stay 2 Hours................ come on!!!!!!!!!!

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Wherever you get them from only use Stainless where you can. They look good and don't seize up.

Pressure test it like OG said. If there is a leak use Pro Seal or Granville Petro Patch. You can also get a solution to coat the inside of the tank. A lot safer then cutting or welding something with petrol fumes in !!!! If you use one of these it is better to strip the paint off the tank and prepare it for paint before you use them as stuff like Nitromores will melt most things. Search "petrol tank repair" in hbay