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  • #61
    Originally posted by funstuie View Post
    If anyone has any going spare I will gladly pay postage. I just can't seem to find anything cheap local.
    There are loads in our local Morrisons in Chester...99p for 8 or 10...bargain.

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    • #62
      Originally posted by braders View Post
      There are loads in our local Morrisons in Chester...99p for 8 or 10...bargain.
      that's not really local to me but thanks anyway

      Stu

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      • #63
        Originally posted by COMPOST CORNER View Post
        Most of you probably already know this, but today whilst trying to save time and 'leccy when drilling holes in the MFP, Itried to drill two pots at once, Result: the inner pot split and cracked badly, just thought I'd post in case anyone else tries it. thats a whole 12.375p wasted.
        I make holes in mine by whacking a nail in with a hammer. I found the quality of the buckets varies a lot, some crack and others are dead easy to make a hole in. I tried using a hand drill, but it was really difficult getting the drill bit out of the hole again. I'm not known for my patience with inanimate objects!
        Last edited by hamsterqueen; 06-05-2009, 08:54 AM.

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        • #64
          Originally posted by COMPOST CORNER View Post
          Most of you probably already know this, but today whilst trying to save time and 'leccy when drilling holes in the MFP, Itried to drill two pots at once, Result: the inner pot split and cracked badly, just thought I'd post in case anyone else tries it. thats a whole 12.375p wasted.
          Make sure the drill bit is sharp. Dont put a lot of pressure on the drill. Let the bit do the drilling. Too much pressure will push the plastic in the the rotating action will cause it to split as theres no support.

          Best and quickest way to do it is to out a piece of wood behind where you are drilling into to support the plastic. You'll have no probs drilling away then.

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          • #65
            I got some from my local morrisons, they were doing 9 for a quid or something. Might pop in and see if they have more tomorrow.
            Excuse me, could we have an eel? You've got eels down your leg.

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            • #66
              D ont mess about with a drill use a hot skewer or an electric soldering iron much quicker and no risk of splitting
              don't be afraid to innovate and try new things
              remember.........only the dead fish go with the flow

              Another certified member of the Nutters club

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              • #67
                Originally posted by hamsterqueen View Post
                I tried using a hand drill, but it was really difficult getting the drill bit out of the hole again. I'm not known for my patience with inanimate objects!
                I found that too but if you have a reverse action on your drill just change to that and your drill bit should come out easily.
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