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crossfire

Senior Member
Ordered a German tyre from Germany. Let’s see how that works as in theory there should be no more charges.
I ordered a jigsaw from Ravensburger in Germany, sent them a print and they sent it back in 1000 pieces! It took 10 days from ordering to receiving parcel, quicker than forecast, and no extra to pay! Under £39 no extra charge and it was £38.90, how convenient!.
I think it depends on price of item and what it is categorized as, hope it helps
john
 
Lunch negotiated. The last of the curried parsnip soup, a ham, stilton and chutney sandwich, two :cuppa: and a clementine.

Am now turning my attention to a plot bunny for my writing project.
 

Speicher

Vice Admiral
Moderator
Can I ask people on here who are knowledgeable about wooden things. I now have an outside cupboard to put all the gardening clutter. The shelf is not supplied, but there are end "batons" for a shelf. It is 48 inches long, and ten inches wide and will have the smaller/lighter items on it.

I have found (in the garage) a piece of wood 48 inches long, but it is at least one inch thick, as it is an off-cut when the new fence was built. This piece of wood is very heavy. What thickness of wood is the minimum you would use for a shelf, 48 x 10 inches long that only has support at each end?
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
I ordered a jigsaw from Ravensburger in Germany, sent them a print and they sent it back in 1000 pieces! It took 10 days from ordering to receiving parcel, quicker than forecast, and no extra to pay! Under £39 no extra charge and it was £38.90, how convenient!.
I think it depends on price of item and what it is categorized as, hope it helps
john
He probably wants his tyre in one piece, though.
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
Can I ask people on here who are knowledgeable about wooden things. I now have an outside cupboard to put all the gardening clutter. The shelf is not supplied, but there are end "batons" for a shelf. It is 48 inches long, and ten inches wide and will have the smaller/lighter items on it.

I have found (in the garage) a piece of wood 48 inches long, but it is at least one inch thick, as it is an off-cut when the new fence was built. This piece of wood is very heavy. What thickness of wood is the minimum you would use for a shelf, 48 x 10 inches long that only has support at each end?
At least an inch thick.
 

Speicher

Vice Admiral
Moderator
At least an inch thick.

Yes, I thought so, as it does not have centre support. I will abandon the idea of a shelf then. I do not want a heavy shelf getting accidentally dislodged and landing on my bonce.
 
The company was apparently on TV some time ago when they opened down south. Just opened their Manchester warehouse (Rogers they are called). It was obvious some of the surplus has come from what would have been bar supplies - 24 glass bottles of diet coke for £5, 25 'glass' bottles of tonic for £3. 24 cans of coconut cream for £5. Just filled a large corner of my garage !
Poole originally .
 

postman

Squire
Location
,Leeds
Aged 70 and never been to that part of Leeds,Leeds 9,Mrs P did not recognise most of it either,way way back she was a beat cop near there.Lots of modern high rise buildings but still a few old streets.Jab only took mins they were so organised.Shame that ls9 9jd put in to a sat nav does not take you to the medical centre .Something wrong because I was not the only one who mentioned it.Just to say the Centre is not our normal surgery and same for most of us today.Might have a different one for the second jab.I now have a headache which is a side effect.
 
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