Bullet2012
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Nice find , that ratchet spanner will be handy.
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Bargain there...I did a tip run this afternoon. Spotted something in a metal box.
Went to ask the employees if I can have it.
They said no, sorry.
Super sad face
As I turned around, thinking this will now be smelted the old guy said 'I am working up here, I can't see down there'
Very happy face
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Quick clean
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The sockets are: 1 1/8" AF, 1" AF, 15/16 AF, 7/8" AF, 13/16" AF, 3/4" AF, 11/16" AF, 5/8" AF, 9/16" AF, 1/2" AF and 7/16" AF.
Metric: 22mm, 19mm, 17mm, 14mm, 11mm and 10mm.
A couple of bonus items
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Not sure if the torque wrench are any good. I guess I can use it as a breaker bar or ratchet if not.
Matt, where did you get those? Wouldn't mind some genuine adapters and a few more cutters for the set
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Amazon.
For some reason, that particular set is cheaper than buying the bare holesaw.
Was originally looking for a 67mm, but then saw that one at a ridiculously low price, & thought: I don't give a monkey's about it being an extra mm. That'll do.
For some reason, that particular set is cheaper than buying the bare holesaw.
Was originally looking for a 67mm, but then saw that one at a ridiculously low price, & thought: I don't give a monkey's about it being an extra mm. That'll do.
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Those Bosch white hole saws are really good, especially for fish mouthing tube, on railings.Matt, where did you get those? Wouldn't mind some genuine adapters and a few more cutters for the set
They don't make them anymore, they're blue now, and won't cut mild steel, saw a Bosch commercial rep, last week, he confirmed it.
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If you see Bosch white hole saws in the size you need, buy them, they don't make them anymore, the new ones are rubbish.
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Really? I thought the Blue vs White were merely designed for different applications.
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They don't make the white anymore, they don't touch steel tubing.
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You peed him off, been doing his wife, or owt? Just wondered if he might be having you on, for some reason.
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Went to a local boot fair today, rarely have time to go; but, lots of stalls, loads of tat/dross -however, there is the odd useful item to be had....
The four boxes of Hokey Cokey Nitrile gloves for a tenner seemed good value; beaten by the two Record G clamps for a fiver. And beaten again by the 'yeah, it's an air chisel mate' actually a Pneumatic aircraft rivet gun, for bucking (need to be careful of the pronunciation on that) solid rivets -paid 4 Quid for that, bought it home, cleaned it up a bit, put some air tool oil into it, and it works perfectly...
After a swift clean up, the G clamps joined all their brothers sitting over the top of my welding bench.
The four boxes of Hokey Cokey Nitrile gloves for a tenner seemed good value; beaten by the two Record G clamps for a fiver. And beaten again by the 'yeah, it's an air chisel mate' actually a Pneumatic aircraft rivet gun, for bucking (need to be careful of the pronunciation on that) solid rivets -paid 4 Quid for that, bought it home, cleaned it up a bit, put some air tool oil into it, and it works perfectly...
After a swift clean up, the G clamps joined all their brothers sitting over the top of my welding bench.
Pleased you mentioned this. I didn't know Makita did one of these. I was looking at a Milwaukee 12v sander today but I'd rather stick with the LXT platform.
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Do keep up with all of the tool temptation threads, old chap.
The Makita was mentioned in the poly disc thread.Edit: Link: https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/poly-strip-discs.130338/post-2278747
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Went to a local tooling dealer this afyernoon after finding out the jaws on my 3 jaw have been badly ground.
I wanted external jaws too and figured if I needed to replace both sets of jaws, I may as well buy a chuck.
Caved in and bought this 7.5".
Paid dealer prices but it also came with the ability to freely rummage their entire stock when I need anything. Open access to a HUGE store of used tooling and a friendly contact is worth paying dealer price I guess.
It wasn't too bad, £140, and is in good condition apart from some grinder damage to the end of the jaws. I'll probably grind that out when it's on the lathe.
I wanted external jaws too and figured if I needed to replace both sets of jaws, I may as well buy a chuck.
Caved in and bought this 7.5".
Paid dealer prices but it also came with the ability to freely rummage their entire stock when I need anything. Open access to a HUGE store of used tooling and a friendly contact is worth paying dealer price I guess.
It wasn't too bad, £140, and is in good condition apart from some grinder damage to the end of the jaws. I'll probably grind that out when it's on the lathe.
