Tools for restoration project

Conor's not such a common word.

I have used the aircraft type Kleeco skin pins and clamps with great success. Makes easy work of situations were clamps not be used. Tom

But then so can a lump hammer. :-)

They're also relatively cheap! Which is unusual for aircraft bits but you need so many clicos to hold a wing together they're almost a consumable.

Really? Its a gaelic name. I'm sure there's plenty of Irish who'd disagree with you.

And gas cutting gear.

Conor ( snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Isn't it normally Connor with two "N"s, though?

Nope - can be any combination.

'"Conor Turton" wrong' gives 642 - although oddly enough '"Conor Turton" pillock' only gets me 15... ;-)

Better using both of my names as they always appear somewhere in my posts whether in the headers or the sig file.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember Adrian saying something like:

As a surname that's a more common spelling. With one 'n' it's a fairly common name given name here.

In article , SimonJ writes

I went in there the other day to buy a new 3/8" socket set, but bizarrely all three sets they had skipped 12mm (i.e. sockets were 10,

I'm off to Halfords...