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BradC94

Member Since 02 Apr 2010
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In Topic: Freeware

14 February 2011 - 08:39 PM

DVDVideoSoft.com is great as a back up for YouTube vids.

I recently closed my google account - which also closed my YouTube channel - so I used this software to get all my vids back and put them on my new channel :D

In Topic: supplies

05 April 2010 - 04:11 AM

While we are on the subject of legit suppliers, has anyone on here dealt with a website called 'HobbyChemicals.co.uk'

Cheers

In Topic: Buying chemicals.

04 April 2010 - 11:54 PM

I find inoxia a little pricey, but it seems good.



I think they are pretty cheap compared to most places, when you buy largers qty you can see that you will be saving in the long run.

I started my pyro projects early last year and I calculated that if I shopped with inoxia from then I would have saved £54.50 last year alone. That money could get you some extra fuse or some chemicals Posted Image

What I also like about Inoxia is that they accept postal payment, which is good for people who are not confident when shopping online.

Also, has anyone on here dealt with 'HobbyChemicals.co.uk', like bought supplies from them.

Cheers

In Topic: Flash Powder

04 April 2010 - 10:25 PM

Thanks for the replies guys.

Keep them coming!




In Topic: Buying chemicals.

04 April 2010 - 10:22 PM

I'd highly recommend Inoxia, there are some ID and security checks before you can place your first order, but don't let that put you off, I've had 4 orders off Steve so far and every order has been painless and straight forward, also his chems are quality.



Are you talking about the 'Customer Agreement Form' that you must sign or is there alot more beore you can purchase.

Just curious

thanks

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