roblane65
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I've been building a little stock of m12 stuff mostly just for home garage use , I do quite like it the little 3/8' impact is quite impressive .
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My Old Landy
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A nema 23 and three nema 17 steppers. Four more TB6600 drives. I know people don't like them but I do.
Craig-SM
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The stubby torque gun? My most used power tool.
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Searching for the Holy Grail.........
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It is indeed Dan, Opening the door moves things
The guy didn't know what he had. Really good make too so not Chinese half tenths.
I acquired something that cannot be seen or touched, actually yesterday but I only got to try it today, 5Gb/s fibre to the router internet. It was €4 per month cheaper than my last contract and not an introductory sweetener. We endured 2Mb/s on a very long line from the exchange for eight years, if we had more than one visitor staying the internet was thinly spread jam.
With 2ms ping replacing sometimes uncertain 90ms I can get back to milliseconds from auction closure ebay sniper bids, happy days.
With 2ms ping replacing sometimes uncertain 90ms I can get back to milliseconds from auction closure ebay sniper bids, happy days.
Arc Tourist
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SDS and HSS drill bits from ALDI at £4.99 a set.
Bought the SDS set because it contains four of the 5mm size bits, which I use the most for concrete screws.
The HSS set has nineteen bits ranging from 1mm > 10mm by half millimetre's.
What's not to like for the price.
Bought the SDS set because it contains four of the 5mm size bits, which I use the most for concrete screws.
The HSS set has nineteen bits ranging from 1mm > 10mm by half millimetre's.
What's not to like for the price.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Spotted at 06.30 this morning. In a layby on the A350.
Was still there at 16.32.
Was in my van at 16.34.
Just sorting out a chrger.
Was still there at 16.32.
Was in my van at 16.34.
Just sorting out a chrger.
dieselsamurai
Too many projects not enough time!
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Spent some time on on this, it cleaned up pretty well. I like well used patina but this was well past that stage!
Arc Tourist
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And how many do you think are " too many " ?
Tupers
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Well I’m up to 8 in varying sizes but I think if I keep finding benches to mount them to I’ll just keep going indefinitely.And how many do you think are " too many " ?
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Or A series rocker covers!
RWD3M
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I thought I had too many at 6, but I feel a lot better now
winchman
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Winchboy bought me the Milwakee M12 1/2" impact to say its fantastic is an under statement its small light weight but has undone all the wheel nuts I have tried even head bolts on a tractor, its my favorite tool
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Craig-SM
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Is it the latest generation (3 lights on the front) of M12 torque gun as that supposed to be even more powerful?
