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rosinante
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That' a nice scale tang screwdriver , little bit of rosewood and some rivets wil have that looking real nice, if you haven't any rwood laburnum will do, if you aren' doing it up send it to me please
Chris
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Pop me a msg with your details boss.
Il ask the wife to pop it in the post.
Have drawers full of screwdrivers and no time to repair that one.
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Rotary table with dividing plates.
Paid £115 for my 6inch with no plates.
You got a bargain
rosinante
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That' is very generous of you , thanks,
PM sent
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Managed an hour in the garage this evening after de-rusting and bashing off the mashed ends on the chisels so I gave em a lick
of Rusto. Not too shabby for £3 worth of tools!
Not perfect but more presentable. Wish I had some dark blue here.
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Winchboy might be interested in some of the Britool stuff, mainly the special tools as he has a lot of run of the mill spanners, only short of metric and unusual / specials.
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Don't you mean steel?
Hadn't turned it over at this point! Only found that lettering three hours later when I got her home!
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Pretty good, especially on smooth surfaces like concrete or lino. It’s a John Lewis suitcase we bought a few years back and I’ve used it before when I went to retrieve the bar bender. What lets it down is the rigidity of the sidewalls, they flex and you end up pulling a parallelogram on wheels rather than a rectangle!
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Have 3 boys so nothing gets sold unfortunately.
Slowly building them a tool set each for when there old enough.
Saves them raiding mine.
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Today I acquired .
A reprinted booklet for charles Taylor lathe chucks. And very interesting it is.
A reprinted booklet for charles Taylor lathe chucks. And very interesting it is.
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Oh no we paid for it, turning a part of our yard into more grass because that's easier to maintain than the wild growth it's got now. And then we figured we'll plan some fruit trees and berry bushes too while we're at it. Now to shovel into a wheel barrow and spread it it all out first, then seeding and rolling it over with one of those grass rolling thingies. Got roughly 200m2 to cover.
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If you want to rehome the rivnut gun let me know!View attachment 140825 View attachment 140826
A 12" speed square.
Aviary clip pincers
Seaming iron?
A g clamp
And a new/unused Dremel type tool kit
£10 for the lot.
An eclipse no.34 butt hinge gauge for 50p
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And this:
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A gesipa Firebird rivnut gun.
No charger, but just enough charge to test it works.
Think I overpaid for that, tho.
500
Pence!
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Just sold it this morning for £120 on the bay.
You can have 2nd dibs if it falls through.
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