James1979
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Been after some JIS for ages but they’re either crap, or stupid money, or both.Woz'd be chuffed if he got commission for every temptation sale on here.
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jack-daniels
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lchris21
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....her indoors when they turned up...."Haven't you got enough screwdrivers".....she might have a point.Woz'd be chuffed if he got commission for every temptation sale on here.
..these are the ones at hand...there are others 
Pigeon_Droppings2
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Got a pair of these....no idea if they are any good but I never even knew they existed until yesterday!
Onoff
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Are they staplers?
Pigeon_Droppings2
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They're just mini hand jacks/props...I think they're meant for hanging doors in houses maybe but I'll use them as a second pair of hands as I'm usually working alone and often need to prop stuff in position while I fix it in place I find.
Onoff
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I did know. Could have done with one the other day adjusting some hinges here. Made a foot operated seesaw out of two screwdrivers.
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These little pump air bags are ideal for lifting doors when hanging/removing. When deflated they are only maybe 2-3mm and pump up to about 50mm. Slide them under and pump them with your feet to raise/level the door while you hold in in position.
@KimB left me hers but really handy so ended up buying a pair for myself.
25.4_mechanic
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You're not interested in getting into other people's locked cars out of some funny coincidence...?!?
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cheb
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I bought a set of these, they've worked ok so far: https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/laser-tools-t-handle-jis-screwdriver-kit/
James1979
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dieselsamurai
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So put in a bid on Ebay for theses there was aready one but amazed when I won them for £31 I thought they were max 1/2" but turns out largest was 1 1/4" so was happy with that and most look unused if a little surface rust
Turns out the guy was a lawn mover repair man but went to a closing down auction and bout a load of gear so I asked him what else he had... turns out rather alot !
4C collets fit my lathe so happy with these £5
dont know what these are niether did he so chucked them in
some lathe tools £5
extra drills and milling cutters £5
lastly not sure what these are for nor did he so threw them in along loads of taps some tiny
He was happy as didnt want the hassle of putting it all on Ebay and i was very happy!
Turns out the guy was a lawn mover repair man but went to a closing down auction and bout a load of gear so I asked him what else he had... turns out rather alot !
4C collets fit my lathe so happy with these £5
dont know what these are niether did he so chucked them in
some lathe tools £5
extra drills and milling cutters £5
lastly not sure what these are for nor did he so threw them in along loads of taps some tiny
He was happy as didnt want the hassle of putting it all on Ebay and i was very happy!
Brad93
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You've got a set of transfer punches in the drill index box in 0.5mm increments.
The black handles widgets with threads both ends are go/no-go thread standards for checking the accuracy and fitment of formed threads during QC.
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I picked up a Wera torque screwdriver for 1/4-inch hex bits (adjustable from 11 to 29 inch-pounds) to replace an older torque screwdriver that I use mostly for certain types of electrical terminal/connector screws. Also got a cute little Wiha stubby magnetic 1/4-inch bit holder, which is super handy for getting into tight spots, especially for electrical work.
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Cheers Brad , I thought they might be go/no go unfortunately tiny sizes so no use to me
Ah i see now one end is pointed makes sense
Wolf Bench grinder. Has 8 inch wheels and weighs a ton and takes about a week to stop revolving after the power is turned off. Judging by the capacitor it's ancient. Think it may have been 3 phase originally but converted to run on single phase with capacitor.
No data plate and only form of ID on it is this casting number on the stand.
No data plate and only form of ID on it is this casting number on the stand.
Brad93
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what sizes have you got?Cheers Brad , I thought they might be go/no go unfortunately tiny sizes so no use to me
Ah i see now one end is pointed makes sense
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I'll have a look tomorrow if they are any use to you i dont want anything for them
