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72uoba
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That looks like a very neat and nifty solution. I must get myself a press sometime - could really do with one. The problem is that my year-round workshop is far too small for all the bit and pieces. I work on big projects in the cleared out cattle sheds during the summer months but obviously this is only temporary before the beasts demand their abode back!
http://www.abou27.com/Pics/Cattleshed.jpg
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Well spotted! Now changed.
Yeah, I must admit that the price is very reasonable indeed and it would certainly open up a lot of possibilities - you have got me thinking! 
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