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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Ex Nursing home.Nice haul, that was a clean skip.The ones around here are pretty grubby.
jordhandson
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Acquired some air drills today Ingersoll rand and Atlas Copco they came cheap lol does anyone still use them if so what for??
brewdexta
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@BikerBill dropped by this evening. I'm not sure if it's because he could smell my latest home brew or not, but he did deliver a 6 litre ultrasonic cleaner and some fluid.
In case somebody wants to know how big a 6 litre tank is, plug for scale.
I shall try it out on my sticky DTI soon.
In case somebody wants to know how big a 6 litre tank is, plug for scale.
I shall try it out on my sticky DTI soon.
Showing them on internet forums...
roofman
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I like this idea
Erie Fred
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I think Clarkson made a camper that would hold it.....Yes indeed, I am planning on a 2m/70cm rig along with a HF rig to be permanently fitted. The HF antenna will not be permanent as I don't think a 10m tall pole will survive for long
Erie Fred
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Aircraft. 3rd one from the left is a 90 degree version for cramped quarters, uses those 1/4-28 threaded drills .... or so I think...Maybe...I dunno.
2nd from left I think I have that same thing, exhaust blows out on sides toward chuck, I think I paid $10 in a secondhand store.
James1979
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That collet drill (2nd right) will get you out the **** in more ways than you can imagine.
I have several types of desoutter ones (90, 45 and adjustable) and they get used about 3 or 4 times a year each. When you need them you need them.
Last time was on a twin disc gearbox down in a bilge getting out a snapped stud. Did it and all we took up was deck plates. You do not want to be lifting the gearbox out, trust me!
I have the straight one also but don’t often use it to be honest.
If you’re keeping them, you need a set of these
Desoutter Collet, Angle Drill, 5mm 2572 | at Zoro
Desoutter - Collet, Angle Drill, 5mm available at Zoro.co.uk - UK's Leading Supplier of DIY Tools and Supplies'
Present for the wife?
jordhandson
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any pics of your setup
Bullet2012
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The angled ones are useful
DennisCA
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Temporary freezer. To replace our crapped out freezer cabinet, it's possibly from the 1980s... Still works. The freezer that clapped out was 9 years. Compressor seized.
Once we got a new freezer cabinet this one will probably live in the shed. It can survive winter temps without problems.
Once we got a new freezer cabinet this one will probably live in the shed. It can survive winter temps without problems.
Blue Chips
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Here are a couple more tools picked up at Liberty Tool Company the other day. A Brown & Sharpe 590A telescoping gage handle with .5" to .75" head, and a Brown & Sharpe 617 drill point gage/ depth gage (or "gauge" if you prefer). Both are in great shape other than a few minor spots of corrosion (I haven't cleaned them up yet). If I recall, I got both of them together for less than 10 bucks.
Blue Chips
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Here's yet another item I got from Liberty Tool Company. The round top plate is about 5 inches in diameter, it was apparently driven via a V-belt, and the gear ratio is about 48 to 1. I picked it up just because it was fairly cheap, and it looked like it might be useful for 'something.' The top plate is a bit wobbly on the shaft, which I might fix. Does anyone know what it might have been used for?
