For a set of ME taps and dies?
Alan
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How much would I have to pay -
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=A342.00
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John S.
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Silly me, forgot to ask where will I get them as well!
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Follow the link on John Stevenson's post :-)
Mark Rand RTFM
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I haven't seen a post from John Stevenson!
Alan
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" > For a set of ME taps and dies?
£42.00
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Mark Rand RTFM
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13 years ago
Thanks for that, very helpfull!
Which FM would that be?
Alan
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13 years ago
Classic FM.
Regards, Tony
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In article , alan.holmes writes
There y'go. Next time someone suggests you RTFM, you'll know *exactly* what manual they're referring to... :^)
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There's no I in team.
There's no F in team, either...
Mark Rand (Happy because today I solved a problem at work that really _had_ driven me into depression :) RTFM
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Reminds me of the joke that went the rounds during the petrol tanker drivers strike a few years back...
What's the difference between petrol and paraffin?
There's two F's in paraffin but there's no F in petrol...
Regards, Tony
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From 1967
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Paraffin is known as kerosene here, sometimes coal oil. A lot of people don't know what paraffin is! A large Canadian hardware store chain sells three products side by side. They are marked paraffin, kerosene, and lamp oil. Contents are all the same. Sometimes the containers marked paraffin are slow sellers, and can be obtained at a lower price. :)
Steve R.