MattF
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Memmeddu
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If it's a tool I surely need it ,si those words will always push me toward buying everything I seeThose are the words to stick with.
Memmeddu
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That's a bargain.
I'm always trying to get one but somehow I've not been lucky yet
I'm still using cheap AliExpress leads for special applications.
Anyways with the Flukes I bought last year I'm using the standard original leads they came with.
And the cheap ones I've said comes in handy for about most of the electrical jobs I have to do.
Just more a desire than a need , but once you use quality stuff is hard to come back
Same here, then amazon suggested a nice little square, had that as well
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I bought this box today at a Steam Fair. And some taps and dies etc and a t bar 10mm allen key. It added to £12.
MattF
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Is that the Preciva square?
Bloody hell do you live there
good spot!Pigeon_Droppings2
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I need to stop coming on here!Bloody hell do you live there
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*shakes head* I'm too weak.
No idea how accurate they are yet, but I figure for that price even if they are well out they will still be good for fixturing when welding stuff up.
No idea how accurate they are yet, but I figure for that price even if they are well out they will still be good for fixturing when welding stuff up.
MattF
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Join the club.
That's it. For their price, even if they end up being used for a completely different use, or as "just in case" affair, they're worth having.
Memmeddu
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Me too
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Mine arrived today, quick inspection they appear good, except ai assume its a 3/8 UNF thread? Would be much more useful if they were M8.
Also while we are talking of squares above... This is a good thing to have and comes with a square. Easily worth the £30 when you need to set an accurate angle.
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I must resist....
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Alright, link please for the 123 blocks.
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What are the 123 blocks for?...on second thoughts I done want to know in case I can't live without them
Barking Mat
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Milling, generally.What are the 123 blocks for?...on second thoughts I done want to know in case I can't live without them
I was wondering this too.What are the 123 blocks for?...on second thoughts I done want to know in case I can't live without them
MattF
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This link?
Shoze 2PCS Precision Engineer Blocks 1''x 2'' x3''
MetalMonkey
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They are just (hopefully) matched blocks which are square and parallel and 1" by 2" by 3" with a series of tapped and clearance holes.
You can use them for spacing off parts, or bolt them together or to other things in various configurations for making jigs and fixtures or setting up for different machining operations.
Really just a handy reference and spacer dimensioned in convenient multiples which you can stack up and bolt things to as required.
