RWD3M
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Yep, the work of satan! Put them back where you found them!
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Olderisbetter
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Strong boxes 600 x 400 x 110 deep, perfect for all the random stuff I need to keep after sorting
That Makita deserves the correct Makita battery , the charger for them costs almost the same as the battery ( very recently I spend a£400 ish on three Majkita batteries , one charger and two drills
Memmeddu
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A Mitsubishi lathe tool that fits my lathe.
Never even seen something like that I believe it's expensive so I've had to get it
Not sure about those but Harris 801 regulators
Acetylene
propane and maybe oxygen too but not sure
I've paid 40 euro i don't know if it's for all of them or if it's the single piece price and the seller will ask wich one I want
Never even seen something like that I believe it's expensive so I've had to get it
Not sure about those but Harris 801 regulators
Acetylene
I've paid 40 euro i don't know if it's for all of them or if it's the single piece price and the seller will ask wich one I want
Memmeddu
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I believed it was some type of internal grooving/facing tool
gaz1
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the pipe cutter is handy but it can also be a pain as well when you spin it around the pipe as it can move over while cutting ive put a screw thread on a few pipes over the years with that sort but i still have it and use one
the pointing debur tool is really handy as a standared pipe cutter dosnt have it and you can push the inner bur back out with spinning the point inside of the pipe
arther dailey
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nice welding/work bench , 1 mtre square , 10mm top on castors with locks...happy days.
My #1 does that but only if you rotate it in one direction, rotate the other way and it's fine.
It depends on which way you turn the pipe cutter as to whether you start cutting a thread. One direction is less prone to wandering off line.
I can never remember which way!
Any makers plate still on the gate? My uncle used to make and sell them world wide - bloke turned up from Germany once with a roof rack!
qwakers
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dont say it, i know the store room needs a clean and tidy... anyway...
today i aquired a big water pump. 550l/min. should make short work of filling 4x ibc's for mot time. £104 from ali express, plus £30 for 10m of suction pipe from screwfix, which interestingly is by far the cheapest outlet for reinforced 2" hose, and a set of heavy hose clamps from amazon for £7 as the wire clamps that come with it are crap, and away we go
bit of oil, bit of fuel and it starts 2nd pull.
the instruction manual is hilarious though...
today i aquired a big water pump. 550l/min. should make short work of filling 4x ibc's for mot time. £104 from ali express, plus £30 for 10m of suction pipe from screwfix, which interestingly is by far the cheapest outlet for reinforced 2" hose, and a set of heavy hose clamps from amazon for £7 as the wire clamps that come with it are crap, and away we go
bit of oil, bit of fuel and it starts 2nd pull. the instruction manual is hilarious though...
Memmeddu
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Just opened up a package
Those are the reamers I've bought a week or so ago
Just discovered something I didn't know.
This one and bigger one too have carbide tips I believe it's either for hard materials or not for removing just few hundreds of mm
Seller added 6 or 7 of those bits too
Everything looks brand new
Those are the reamers I've bought a week or so ago
Just discovered something I didn't know.
This one and bigger one too have carbide tips I believe it's either for hard materials or not for removing just few hundreds of mm
Seller added 6 or 7 of those bits too
Everything looks brand new
