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Brad93
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Currently all locked up. Will have to take some tomorrow.Pictures Brad , you know the rules
winchman
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Just the ones that use a car jack but they are cheap!
Jaeger_S2k
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Can't find my original Yellow Pelican, it'll be somewhere safe.
Invested in a new one, now in a fashionable Red/Grey.
Really a very useful paint kettle.
Invested in a new one, now in a fashionable Red/Grey.
Really a very useful paint kettle.
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Well, a customer paid me and as I had always wanted one I bought two!
Genuine Noga arms:
I have a cheap Chinese knock off, the two are worlds apart, the genuine item is pure quality and precision. Next I had to make a couple adapters:
Worked just grand:
Mounted on my Mercer mag base, it's going nowhere!
Genuine Noga arms:
I have a cheap Chinese knock off, the two are worlds apart, the genuine item is pure quality and precision. Next I had to make a couple adapters:
Worked just grand:
Mounted on my Mercer mag base, it's going nowhere!
Brad93
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I've told people this time and time again. The Chinese ones honestly once you've tried a noga will end up in the bin.
My next one will be an MP TEC though. Swiss hydraulic.
Memmeddu
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I've had a look they're cheaper on ebay and Amazon.
The proper ones are sold for about 300 euro on those marketplaces while they are close to 1000 on temu at least for the Italian market, even the engine crane are much more expensive for the Italian market at about 500 euro
Craig-SM
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I bought one earlier in the year and great to use, much safer than a tray. Easy to clean out unless you’re using durable paints in which case use the liners. Cheapest place I found for them was Johnstones Decorating Centres which is a shock as they’re usually most expensive for anything
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Oooh! I didn't know about these, this is definitely something I need! I am certain of it
I have a pair of Mitutoyo hydraulic clock stands that work binned because someone had unscrewed the knob too far and got air in them so they wouldn't lock up. Refilled them, bled them and they're far and away the best clock stands I've used. Shame Mitutoyo don't sell them anymore.
Look like this:
Jaeger_S2k
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"Eva Foam Wrench"
Mart63
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They do a set stored in a foam block. The set I received came on a socket bar."Eva Foam Wrench"
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Mick Annick
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What curse , it's free service you know
Yeah, thanks for that. It least it wasn’t a bad price, in the U.K. it’s about £125.00, got it for €100 on Amazon
