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In a home, if it is just a family home. 1 x 2kg powder. 1 x 1m fire blanket. If you have a workshop. 1 x 2kgco2 1 x 6lt foam. If welding on a car etc, 1x 4kgDry powder. That is as a minimum. If you contact your insurance they will be able to advise if you can get a reduction following a risk...

Will be able to see as well. Keep warm. Plus eat hot food.

It is has all but small castings of SIF 1940. WD It is a SIF, but the records show it may bea copy of a Millers, with no S/N it is hard to prove. Not the first millers of a SIF that goes out of its way to confuse humans. Itis yes.

The price tag said £0:50p, so I had it away. Soon had it in bits and into the Citric acid. A nice finish to the castings. Rattle can paint.

The replacement arrived yesterday.

The round rubber feet would not seem to support that theory. They are the wrong shape to clamp flanges. Rubber and welding do not play well together. They do, as they do not distort the metal flange. You spot weld and that holds it, you move the clamps as you advance. Not enough heat generated.

Flanges Seam Clamp. Used to clamp the old seams, mainly see on classis Mini, so you can spot weld them.

I have seam Post office staff kick throw and generally abuse items to be delivered. From sorting office to the man in the van.

The rest of the 5 packages arrived via Fed Ex. Arrived undamaged.

A friend sent me a nice table. It was bubble wraped, backed in packing media, wrapped in brown paper. Then placed in a plastic shipping container, then packed with more bubble wrap and packing media. Then that was sealed into shrink wrap. The Grunting Evri driver left this, in a clear plastic...

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ His war medals are going to a better place, as the family will not understand why he got them. The Grand daughter wants them to go to a place i can find,. Where more than her can understand. I am keeping the white box. This is why.

Recently I was given a whole host of tools, by a grand daughter of a Men In Sheds member. look for a white box, the member was difficult. But I got to know him. He drank gin I enjoy the rum.

Alas not I am keeping them, as I do like old cameras.

Citric acid if the parks have nock and crannies. Electrolysis for simple to bit items. Washing soda will help break down oil and grease. Any Dc supply will work, 5v 130Amps output. Here is mine.

???????? So do I. Call it Bob.

The main body is from about 1957, the burner is from the 1940's.

This was a pain from the start. Badly repaired, badly restored and in a poor shape. Rust remover. More bad repairs. Black paint, as it was stamped WD 1944.