Brad93
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Every inch or two on the ones i've used
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wyn
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I couldn't see any notches anywhere on them.
wyn
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There were 2 square' ish bits that could be usefull for tools.
They came from someone who used to do a bit of hardfacing on various things.
Memmeddu
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4 spot weld drill bits 6mm
+2 in 8mm size
Bought those for the 126p
An Harris style torch, branded president, now I don't know anything about this brand if it's any good or not but I've bought it just because it comes with a a rivet cutting/gouging tip
20£
Oxy propane only torch
+2 in 8mm size
Bought those for the 126p
An Harris style torch, branded president, now I don't know anything about this brand if it's any good or not but I've bought it just because it comes with a a rivet cutting/gouging tip
20£
Oxy propane only torch
JOEPRO
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My garage clear out continues and whilst I have been good and re homed a good few things I ended up treating myself to one of these tonight. Will be ready to collect in Screwfix next week here in NI
Being the 1/2 impact version and the largest angle wrench Milwaukee do - it should have enough power for brake jobs etc which is what I'm looking this one for. That and torque converter & bell housing bolts should speed things up a little on my weekend Mercedes projects.
Being the 1/2 impact version and the largest angle wrench Milwaukee do - it should have enough power for brake jobs etc which is what I'm looking this one for. That and torque converter & bell housing bolts should speed things up a little on my weekend Mercedes projects.
dieselsamurai
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Thanks to @cheb I now have a lovely henry hoover for the workshop wish id got one years ago
Then spotted this on Gumtree for a fiver and couldnt resist , i bought it for the power take off i was going to fit it to my big mobile dust extractor for the table saw and planner but its only rated to 1500w . If i cant upgrade the relay i'll keep it as it takes the same filter as my other shop vac so now have 3 !
At my mates yard yesterday and a guy in the Pikey place next door is selling these for a fiver so upgrading my cyclone dust collector to this
Then spotted this on Gumtree for a fiver and couldnt resist , i bought it for the power take off i was going to fit it to my big mobile dust extractor for the table saw and planner but its only rated to 1500w . If i cant upgrade the relay i'll keep it as it takes the same filter as my other shop vac so now have 3 !
At my mates yard yesterday and a guy in the Pikey place next door is selling these for a fiver so upgrading my cyclone dust collector to this
dieselsamurai
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Great cheers for that , yeah i bet if it imploded would be a bugger to get into shape !
Kram
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Lots today, some more items expected..
Compression tester as recommended on here from LSE. Looks good, although " suits all plug types" does not appear to include 10mm for small engines. I can make an adaptor.
Zoro is mostly gloves. The orange are too thick and loose fitting to be useful, yellow very warm, purple are thin and fully coated/waterproof.
Alu cut carbide burr. Looks more like an endmill to me, I expect it will end badly.
Baby 4 jaw centering Sanou K02-50 chuck. This was an amazon "used", reduced from £70 to £12. Its very smooth and seems well made, cant wait to try it but the shed is a mess, cant get to lathe.
M8 ISO clutched tapping collet
6 jaw adjustable socket/chuck
Amazon mini belt sander for angle grinder attachement.
Compression tester as recommended on here from LSE. Looks good, although " suits all plug types" does not appear to include 10mm for small engines. I can make an adaptor.
Zoro is mostly gloves. The orange are too thick and loose fitting to be useful, yellow very warm, purple are thin and fully coated/waterproof.
Alu cut carbide burr. Looks more like an endmill to me, I expect it will end badly.
Baby 4 jaw centering Sanou K02-50 chuck. This was an amazon "used", reduced from £70 to £12. Its very smooth and seems well made, cant wait to try it but the shed is a mess, cant get to lathe.
M8 ISO clutched tapping collet
6 jaw adjustable socket/chuck
Amazon mini belt sander for angle grinder attachement.
dan.taylor.1
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I've the same tester, it's one Husqvarna supply (note the 9 digit part number beginning with 5) which considering a fair few of their machines use a 10mm plug it's daft it doesn't come with an adapter!
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Johnnybravo
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I’ve got those Vessel screw drivers. Top notch Japanese tools that fit JIS screws perfectly.
sparkysy
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I got myself a late Christmas present.
Not a bad little welder, some set up issues with the gas connection and no plug, lucky I'm a sparky!
Had a very quick play with it in mig mode .9mm wire 4mmx30mm strip of steel and it was spot on, got quite a lot of spatter to start with, I need to play with it more tomorrow and get use to the settings!
And if I can find my stash of rods try it in arc mode too!
Can't test the tig side as it doesn't come with a torch and I've never tried tig welding.
Something I must try!
Sy
Not a bad little welder, some set up issues with the gas connection and no plug, lucky I'm a sparky!
Had a very quick play with it in mig mode .9mm wire 4mmx30mm strip of steel and it was spot on, got quite a lot of spatter to start with, I need to play with it more tomorrow and get use to the settings!
And if I can find my stash of rods try it in arc mode too!
Can't test the tig side as it doesn't come with a torch and I've never tried tig welding.
Something I must try!
Sy
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