MattF
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that's taken some flying leaps from several metres up. I do take reasonable care of my tools
Bit of a contradiction?

that's taken some flying leaps from several metres up. I do take reasonable care of my tools
cant there only cheap make scribers
They're scribes. No manufacturer can screw those up, surely?
We only use them for picking out the filters on the tanks of chainsaws/backpacks/strimmers etc and guiding the fuel pipes out of awkward places.
I do have a nice one in the workshop I use for injunering
Bob
yes they can cheap soft steel .making them out of silver steel and hardening them are the best qualityThey're scribes. No manufacturer can screw those up, surely?
Maybe. I did say reasonable...Bit of a contradiction?![]()
Landlord had the audacity to remove it
Now thats posh!
.....I ordered it last month because this month my friend and I have a bet on not to buy any tools
That’s exactly right. I bought a genuine gwaza G coupler and it’s m10 x 1 that doesn’t fit my 1/8NPT thread. Very annoying. Sending it back now.I'll be interested to hear how you get on with it @KimB. I bought the M18 version a couple of weeks ago and it's very good, but I wanted to replace the nozzle for a clip on version that was trigger operated. Turns out that the business end of the flexy hose is M10 x 1.0 pitch whereas most nozzles are 1/8" NPT. I ended up making an adaptor from some 1/2" hex brass bar. I'm told that there are batches that came out with 1/8" NPT but Milwaukee don't know which went where !!!!!!
Exactly. Can’t lose to himTiming is everything
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A new to me compressor. I got sick of having to pause the plasma table while the old one caught up. I don't think that's going to be a problem anymore. I work in a nice yard, one of my neighbours came with me to fetch it in his van and another couldn't be around today but left his forklift for me anyway. It was a fun day!View attachment 340794
I'll be interested to hear how you get on with it @KimB. I bought the M18 version a couple of weeks ago and it's very good, but I wanted to replace the nozzle for a clip on version that was trigger operated. Turns out that the business end of the flexy hose is M10 x 1.0 pitch whereas most nozzles are 1/8" NPT. I ended up making an adaptor from some 1/2" hex brass bar. I'm told that there are batches that came out with 1/8" NPT but Milwaukee don't know which went where !!!!!!
I've been using LockNLube couplers with 1/8" NPT thread. The short version is what I use most, but the extended-length version is handy for some Zerk locations. So far, they've been working great.That’s exactly right. I bought a genuine gwaza G coupler and it’s m10 x 1 that doesn’t fit my 1/8NPT thread. Very annoying. Sending it back now.
I found the info below online about the issue.
It actually looks exactly the same as the g coupler other than the name on it. Friend of mine is giving me an npt one. So that’ll do I thinkI've been using LockNLube couplers with 1/8" NPT thread. The short version is what I use most, but the extended-length version is handy for some Zerk locations. So far, they've been working great.
https://locknlube.com/products/locknlube-grease-coupler
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221367589959?epid=841206436&hash=item338a895c47:g:DFwAAOSwlPRgYgdr