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Fintray
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If it is for the chassis that Baloo has, I think a pneumatic rivet setter would be more suitable but this would certainly put plenty of squeeze on them.
Fintray
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No I didn't but having looked it up, bloody hell.
Not having used one of those pumps before I hadn't realised it was air driven I'd only ever used the hand pump type previously.
Now just need to use it in a project!
captain-destructo
all the gear no idea
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not realy aquired but collected it today
its been at least a year since it last run
but it was cheeep
its been at least a year since it last run
but it was cheeep
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It does feel like pins and needles in your tongue but it's nicer than a sore throat
.Tow-able generator? Welder? Compressor? Giv'us a clue
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Tow-able generator? Welder? Compressor? Giv'us a clue
The 'Consolidated Pneumatic' on the side might be a bit of a giveaway.
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me step father dropped this in today, said he has had it kicking around for years but never used it, should come in handy....
Maker
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The 'Consolidated Pneumatic' on the side might be a bit of a giveaway.
So he gave the clue before I asked.
captain-destructo
all the gear no idea
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nope its to go with the shot blasting pot i picked up cheeeep (is any one noticeing a theme here) at the auctions.....atleast 5 years ago
another half finished project
I tried saltwater all I ended up doing was throwing up lol
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Whiskey. Lots of. Sorts most problems for me
Apparently it dehydrates you so will take longer for throat to get better...I looked into hot todys etc ..Whiskey. Lots of. Sorts most problems for me
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me step father dropped this in today, said he has had it kicking around for years but never used it, should come in handy....
Good freebie, don't expect much from it though and watch the screwdriver handle as it might be of the age where they made them from boiled sweets that explode in your hand!
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Yes, I have one of those kits somewhere. It is full of strange, unknown threads that I have never yet found a use for. Maybe mine is a copy product as it is in a blue case?
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At the weekend I bought a job lot of tools for £35.
In it were a couple of crap tool boxes half full of odd spanners (though there was a 17mm snap-on) and screw drivers. Most rubbish but the odd good bit like good quality footprints, pliers and side cutters, hand plane and small old wooden block plane.
A nice large tote bag.
About 10 tubes of silicone, 5 caulking. Large tin of good varnish plus various decorating stuff.
2 crap hammers, 1 mash hammer, 1 ball pein and an axe.
A rather large adjustable. A hand slapper (those staple things, checked and its worth £40).
One of the old B&D metal drills with a sander attachment.
Cheap cordless jigsaw but works ok.
AEG 110v SDS (that still lives)
Not too bad anyway.
In it were a couple of crap tool boxes half full of odd spanners (though there was a 17mm snap-on) and screw drivers. Most rubbish but the odd good bit like good quality footprints, pliers and side cutters, hand plane and small old wooden block plane.
A nice large tote bag.
About 10 tubes of silicone, 5 caulking. Large tin of good varnish plus various decorating stuff.
2 crap hammers, 1 mash hammer, 1 ball pein and an axe.
A rather large adjustable. A hand slapper (those staple things, checked and its worth £40).
One of the old B&D metal drills with a sander attachment.
Cheap cordless jigsaw but works ok.
AEG 110v SDS (that still lives
)Not too bad anyway.
