The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Here are selection of my tank or hole or washer cutters.
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Memmeddu
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Bought this crimper on Amazon, it's 10 tons, and does 4-6-8-10-16-25-35-50-75 mm²
Picked up because I need for few projects I've in program, plus I've bought it because we have to wire a 100kVA genset to run a water jet my boss and a colleague bought few months ago.
We have to run 25mm² cables from the generator to the hydraulic pump which runs 6 100mm rod size hydraulic cylinders, and those squiz water through a 0.2mm jet at around 2000 bar of pressure .
Anyway 49 euros for an hydraulic crimper? Can't say no to it
Cobbler
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@The_Yellow_Ardvark I have one of the tank cutters in the lower photo, I used it for cutting the holes for instruments in the dashboards of a couple of cars I built. Slow, but take your time with a carpenters brace & they do a good job.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Good also for plastic water tanks, copper tanks, fir alarms, plaster boards, norberts head and much more.
Cobbler
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You need the tungsten tipped version to trepan Norbert’s skull, followed by cauterisation with a red hot shovel!
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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1. What is it?
2. Where are you going to get legs for it?
Onthespotwelding
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The new hood, lid, helmet whatever you want to call it! 
That is very impressive. Wish I knew what it was too? Anyway, enjoy!
Dcal
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By coincidence I was over yesterday for the unveiling.
It's a proper aluminium billet bead roller.
A lot nicer than what I'd buy, (I buy cheap and spend loads of time getting stuff to work) but @Cheesie will be using it a lot more than I ever would.
All the way from the US of A.
I was dropping off a motor and gearbox to see if it will be any use for powering it.
Kram
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A set of resistance bands, intended for gym use. I am unlikely to use for that purpose..
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C5X3T22C
I think they'd be useful asI slingshot elastic, similar to this thing, for launching thowbags up into trees.
I've not tried the proper one, so unsure how strong its elastic is. The 75kg rated band may be too much..
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C5X3T22C
I think they'd be useful asI slingshot elastic, similar to this thing, for launching thowbags up into trees.
mtf70
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Actually bought this saw last night but didn't open until this morning.
Replacement for exact same model that has given over 4 years of daily use so can't complain and at a shade under £100 happy with the price from Wickes using the trade card. Might take the old one apart to see what is up but need a reliable tool to earn the daily crust.
Replacement for exact same model that has given over 4 years of daily use so can't complain and at a shade under £100 happy with the price from Wickes using the trade card. Might take the old one apart to see what is up but need a reliable tool to earn the daily crust.
Pigeon_Droppings2
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VTL cable arrived today....hopefully it will turn my EV into a portable generator which will be handy at the allotment and at the boat yard.
zzr1200
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I have the same grinder, I would like to get a pair of new/spare wheels for mine.
Just need to arrange a mortgage now......
oldbikedavey
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A spare pair of throttle and choke cables for the Beeza, which will be kept in - situ on the machine, a handlebar end mirror, and a particularly nice T&J 1-11/32" - 1-1/2" expanding reamer ( interrupted flutes), complete with a pilot.
Not so very shabby....
Not so very shabby....
I'll hopefully get it working sooner rather than later thankyou again
Kram
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12x large cans of brake cleaner for £17. Thats 7.2 litres and beats buying a gallon bottle of the stuff with a squirty gun. I still have half gallon bottle but being honest I cant be bothered to pour it out when I need a new can.
Currenrly OOS and the price has gone up but may come back soon...
Currenrly OOS and the price has gone up but may come back soon...
