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first tap fitted under guidance,no leaks ......................yet Thomas Daniel IMG_20150729_111227702[1].jpg
 
small steps,but he is getting there,keen to learn,which helps
 
Well done WEE GASMAN lol. Nice one mark.
 
No leaks and taught to fit them with a hammer :p
 
No sign of his axe yet.....lol ..from little acorn's mighty oak's do grow ...regards Turnpin:)
 
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