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

[oldbikedavey]

A particularly nice little Tractel 500 kg lever chain hoist.
Very light, very handy , very compct, and very portable.
Just need some compatible sky-hooks now.....

 

[Seadog]

A lonk

 

[northwest]

Not today, late last night in a windswept car park (?)



The start of an adventure with hydraulics, I intend to make a press and this is a known good power pack. I just need to work out how it all goes together and more importantly, make it work! The ram is multi stage and I don't know whether that is a good or bad thing.

 

[Memmeddu]

A Stihl MS201T are a great saw. Light, compact and powerful. I bought one broken on ebay cheap and repaired it. Needed piston and rings. I also added a Stihl power upgrade kit consisting of flywheel, coil and Carb for around £80 genuine parts.

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It came out lovely.
I've used a similar method to clean up my jonsered but it takes ages...
Anyways I have a 194 or 192T which will require some love and I'll try to follow your instructions

 

[Memmeddu]

Got this fakita set this morning for 70 euros.
Angle grinder
Drill
1/2" impact
2 6Ah they say batteries
Charger
And case .
I'll run them on 4Ah Parkside batteries till I can get genuine Makita batteries and charger.
I've been waiting this moment for months and got a discount from the seller.
I'll start with those and I'll later replace with genuine stuff if the use justifies the expense.
I'll surely keep using my Parkside drill instead of the clone but that's a detail

 

[Maker]

A tool I've wanted for a long time, and one which represents the start of a probably very expensive new hobby.



It's a Smith "Little Torch", absolutely miniscule oxy torch, used by jewellers and silversmiths. I was torn between this and the Greggersen one Stefan Gotteswinter showed off a few years ago, but I couldn't find any information (or anyone selling) that one.

I need to build a jewellers bench now, and find some rent free oxygen.

 

[Farside]

and find some rent free oxygen.

How about totally free? @6.30

 

[Gragson]

A pretty decent little mill vice from Arc Euro - thanks for the pointer @Misterg
Well made for the money and quick service from Arc Euro.



This is the funniest translation, I'm half wondering whether someone is taking the rise - workpiece cannot surface the boat? the guide screw passes time is difficult?

 

[Maker]

How about totally free? @6.30

Horrible stuff, full of nitrogen.

 

[Turbo]

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Got this fakita set this morning for 70 euros.
Angle grinder
Drill
1/2" impact
2 6Ah they say batteries
Charger
And case .
I'll run them on 4Ah Parkside batteries till I can get genuine Makita batteries and charger.
I've been waiting this moment for months and got a discount from the seller.
I'll start with those and I'll later replace with genuine stuff if the use justifies the expense.
I'll surely keep using my Parkside drill instead of the clone but that's a detail

Use the parkside cells to rebuild the fajita batteries.

 

[m_c]

A line up of IDC breakout boards.



And a bundle of old wiring.


And tonight's thought is, is that cooling fan 240VAC, or 24VDC...
(I'm fairly confident that it's 240VAC, the same as the other two that I fitted to the cabinet, however confidence level is not 100%)

 

[Memmeddu]

Use the parkside cells to rebuild the fajita batteries.

I don't trust the charger either.
I've already bought an adapter Parkside to Makita so I can use the same batteries.

 

[Maker]

A Raspberry Pi CM4 (not sure which version) on an IO breakout. One of my brother's mates acquired it, apparently his work were chucking loads of them out (I have of course asked for more if any more are chucked). I believe it was something to do with a now defunct LoRaWAN network, the hat with the M.2 slot presumably had a module on it. No idea what the LED strip was for.

 

[My Old Landy]

A giant mouse mat 900mm x 400mm with world time zones

 

[JOEPRO]

A giant mouse mat 900mm x 400mm with world time zones
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[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

Tuesday Night I had a great visitor, but a was a few pints ahead of the game.
But Wednesday I had to head to the deep dark west.


But this is what I acquired the last few days.

Not bad for £2, for the pair.

Multi colour pens, a small but good portble power pack and a Carbon Dioxide detector. Useful for those nutters who use oil lamps.

Nice cookware as well.

Paper shredder, been used today, shredding paper waste from the punch tape. 5 miles of the stuff.

Big Motor.

To big for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

Got This as well.

 

[Jasper42]

New helmet from the wife as a b-bay present, needed to order it myself as with any tools.
The hope is if a can see better I MAY be able to weld better.

 

[MattF]

The hope is if a can see better I MAY be able to weld better.

If not, there's always the grinder.

 

[Memmeddu]

View attachment 469613New helmet from the wife as a b-bay present, needed to order it myself as with any tools.
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Looks very similar to an esab sentinel but with a bigger window and flip up design.
Happy Birth-Bay