Today I acquired...........

[JOEPRO]

I am tired of the tiles coming off my door step so I'm breaking it up and going to form it with paving slabs as a permanent solution.

My small kango struggled on the 40 year old concrete today. So I checked FB marketplace and went and got a only used once Demolition hammer for £90. It will have alot more power for this job.

 

[roblane65]

Yesterday I acquired a whopping great card board box within were g

Genuine land rover brake pipes for the front of the range rover , the shorter one will go in whole but dependent on whats in the way the long one may get cut and joined in the engine bay . it's only the last 75 -100mil that's crusty any way . Got some SS braided flexi's on order too that should be the front sorted for a t least another 15 years . the brake pipes were £26 delivered

 

[Onoff]

That Titan stuff isn't bad tbh. This little SDS, bought in a hurry, sorted drilling through my garage floor to get power & comms down to the gate. Doing the hole had killed one Makita and two Parkside SDS drills already.

https://flic.kr/p/2oCKMVq

Need to do the other corner so I can do away with the overhead supply to the garage. Not looking forward to it.

 

[JOEPRO]

That Titan stuff isn't bad tbh. This little SDS, bought in a hurry, sorted drilling through my garage floor to get power & comms down to the gate. Doing the hole had killed one Makita and two Parkside SDS drills already.

https://flic.kr/p/2oCKMVq

Need to do the other corner so I can do away with the overhead supply to the garage. Not looking forward to it.

Yes I did some research on it, including you tube reviews etc and all very positive on it. Seems like a decent bit of kit. Quite heavy but I can stand up and use it and it should make much lighter work of the way I was doing it earlier with the small kango.

 

[Kayos]

That Titan stuff isn't bad tbh. This little SDS, bought in a hurry, sorted drilling through my garage floor to get power & comms down to the gate. Doing the hole had killed one Makita and two Parkside SDS drills already.

https://flic.kr/p/2oCKMVq

Need to do the other corner so I can do away with the overhead supply to the garage. Not looking forward to it.

Used to be on a builders group on Facebook, bloke bought a Titan drill for one job as his proper one was broke, best drill he had ever had, took some abuse and quite a few bought them. I struggled with 240 tools but they are decent kt

 

[MetalMonkey]

I have that same Titan breaker.
Done some work, no complaints other that its bloody heavy!

 

[JOEPRO]

I have that same Titan breaker.
Done some work, no complaints other that its bloody heavy!

Yes it's a heavy lump for sure. It is larger and feels better made than I was expecting. Definitely will come in handy for sure.

 

[Memmeddu]

Many things.
A few I will keep, most going to new homes.

I'd need the arbour press if you are willing to sell it

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

I'd need the arbour press if you are willing to sell it

Sorry.
It was aquired for a new Men In Sheds.

 

[JOEPRO]

A used (but new unused!) Petrol engine compression tester. Said to be from the Snap on truck. No idea but seems high quality, certainly better than the £10 ebay one I had before which was giving erroneous readings

 

[MetalMonkey]

AST tools are a decent brand, do a lot of timing and service stuff, hand tools are imports but seems ok from what I've seen.

 

[dobbslc]

Full set of control cables for a BSA Super Rocket, a Norman Hyde fork brace for the Norvin, a B.44 outer timing cover for grafting a Triumph three-ball clutch lifter mechanism into....
Various spigot cutters, a Dickson S2/T2 toolholder, a useful chunk of Tufnol round bar, and a curved riffler-type double ended rasp....
Not so very shabby at all....

Kempton?
Nice day for it yesterday.

 

[Pigeon_Droppings2]

Treated myself to an unnecessary accessory...yes I could manage perfectly well without this!

I do like festool stuff...it's so well designed with nice provision for clamping.

 

[Barking Mat]

My work colleague gave me this pull down air compressor line, which runs along a rail.

He didn't need two, bless him.

Sure I'll bang my head on it one day.

 

[oldbikedavey]

Kempton?
Nice day for it yesterday.

Certainly was....

 

[DennisCA]

Bought a power supply, hard to find info on it but made in the UK apparently

 

[eddie49]

Looks like a very useful unit, and in good condition too. Made by Kingshill Electronic Products Ltd of Gravesend in Kent, late 60's probably? Known by the Farnell/Advance/Gould PSU guys:

Kingshill - Linear and SMPS power supply (PSU) repairs

Kingshill power supply repairs. All models of Kingshill PSUs repaired and refurbished. Some replacements are available.

advanceproductservices.co.uk

 

[Pete.]

Less than a mile from me (currently). My brother worked there for a short while in the '90's.

 

[Anguz]

Made a donation for these.. used to work with the guy who has got to the stage of needing to go into a home.
There are a couple of things that I don't know what they are.. pics to follow one sorted

 

[MetalMonkey]

Nice score on that vice!