Hoses and fittings to hopefully get the bobcat skid steer auxiliary system working again, would highly recommend https://www.parquiponline.com/ great prices and arrived in under 24hrs!
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Memmeddu
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Champhering bits finally arrived
So I've had to test them
As well as
cheap Chinese M5 Helicoil set bought because @Kram said that they work fine even if not brand name.
Those were 7 euro only so I've ordered and tested.
And so far he wasn't wrong about.
I've used them on my Stihl cylinder because the muffler kept to loosen up by itself.
The tap is a bit weird feeling but it works at least on aluminum.
The drill bit too it's kinda weird feeling (remember I'm a machinist I might feel better those difference than normal people).
It cuts but feels pretty rigid, it will not allow mistakes for sure, it'll snap for sure.
The inserts worked fine, the tail snapped easily as supposed to, they wound fine, but I've sensed the friction while tightening them up.
Tried both my usual technic and the advised one by Kram and honestly they both work the same.
I think it's just another example of "there are many good ways to do the same thing"
The champhering bits feel a little dull but might be an advantage
Champhering bits finally arrived
So I've had to test them
As well as
Those were 7 euro only so I've ordered and tested.
And so far he wasn't wrong about.
I've used them on my Stihl cylinder because the muffler kept to loosen up by itself.
The tap is a bit weird feeling but it works at least on aluminum.
The drill bit too it's kinda weird feeling (remember I'm a machinist I might feel better those difference than normal people).
It cuts but feels pretty rigid, it will not allow mistakes for sure, it'll snap for sure.
The inserts worked fine, the tail snapped easily as supposed to, they wound fine, but I've sensed the friction while tightening them up.
Tried both my usual technic and the advised one by Kram and honestly they both work the same.
I think it's just another example of "there are many good ways to do the same thing"
The champhering bits feel a little dull but might be an advantage
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There's more than one way to skin a cat !
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A set of warehouse steps to get to the stuff safely
Blimey, that's a big lump !Today i have been mostly finding a nice stick of machinable plastic/nylon/hard delrin type stuff..
Nice Butler sink too
I've got to make up some similar brackets for one I've got
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yea sink is for washing hands coming out of shop plus a perfect height for pizzinBlimey, that's a big lump !
Nice Butler sink too
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Useless bits of...
Champhering bits finally arrived
They are so dull they don't even cut brass
I have to sharpen them all
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Ordered few things from temu during the last two weeks
Broken taps extractors, I'll most likely never need them but I can always prove myself wrong
I don't know how you call it, anyways braided and 20m long.
They are ridiculously expensive too get out of those marketplaces.
A crimper I didn't have yet
SAE thread repair file
Cause it would have been extremely handy on yesterday evening
Metric counterpart.
Torch tips cleaner set cause I didn't get one with the AliExpress torch
A puller
Said in the picture
Pen oiler so I have it handy to lube my Beretta
Spark tester
Broken taps extractors, I'll most likely never need them but I can always prove myself wrong
I don't know how you call it, anyways braided and 20m long.
They are ridiculously expensive too get out of those marketplaces.
A crimper I didn't have yet
SAE thread repair file
Cause it would have been extremely handy on yesterday evening
Metric counterpart.
Torch tips cleaner set cause I didn't get one with the AliExpress torch
A puller
Said in the picture
Pen oiler so I have it handy to lube my Beretta
Spark tester
Memmeddu
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Maybe cause I'm used to high end bits
They worked on aluminum but not on brass
I will definitely be bearing this in mind when fixing mineplus a perfect height for pizzin
roofman
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Nice haul of stuff there Memmeddu, bravo,bravo
roofman
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Went to Lidl with the wife for Pasta and a french stick earlier, bolly aze tonight got drawn to the middle death row like a Nassa electro magnet had me 
...buried this under the food to get to the tills before the dragon saw it, already have 3 batterys so bare body only and what a great grinder it is, easy switch and does not stall under load with those silly overload cut outs some cheap end have. Ideal to throw in the truck for them get out of a pickle jobs.
got drawn to the middle death row like a Nassa electro magnet had me ...buried this under the food to get to the tills before the dragon saw it, already have 3 batterys so bare body only and what a great grinder it is, easy switch and does not stall under load with those silly overload cut outs some cheap end have. Ideal to throw in the truck for them get out of a pickle jobs.
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Top marks for bravery there @roofman !Went to Lidl with the wife for Pasta and a french stick earlier, bolly aze tonight
