AutoJumble finds...

[steviec_lj]

Well, despite the snow this morning, two kids and a Mrs to load up into the aging Xantia, we got to Lincoln AutoJumble at Hemswell Airfield. Left home at 8am, arrived at 8:45am despite a minor power steering fault which I'll need to look into again. Anyway, braving the cold, jumping in the snow with my three year old son, and the Mrs pushing our 3 month old daughter around. Between jumping in the snow, and attacking mummy with snow balls, hahaha, I believe I've picked up a couple of bargains!

First up, and purchased for the pricely sum of £50...
35mm 1/4 Turn Valve

No, not just a ball valve, but also an 1" Drive Draper Socket Set

Next up, for the grand price of £10...
An Ingersoll Rand 7802RA 10mm Chuck Air Drill

And finally, the best until last. Not sure on make, model or capacity, but for the pricely sum of £5...
A small bench cropper!

 

[Gavin_d]

My palm is not big enough for the amount of face palm I need right now. The amount of times I forget the jumble is on. Was meant to go yesterday but other things come up any way.

Good finds.

 

[Welderpaul]

1/4 turn valve not much of a bargain?

 

[zzr1200]

1/4 turn valve not much of a bargain?

A 35mm ball valve and a 1" drive socket set for 50 quidletes, ain't to be stiffed at, imo.

Personally I have left the ball valve but it could be useful if your piping an air system in a workshop...

 

[harryb94]

I picked up the same bench shear from a local tool shop the other week for 35 quid, sounds like you got a decent deal!

 

[lotus 30]

In the kitchen great for chopping onions

 

[steviec_lj]

A 35mm ball valve and a 1" drive socket set for 50 quidletes, ain't to be stiffed at, imo.

Personally I have left the ball valve but it could be useful if your piping an air system in a workshop...

For emptying a shot blaster, although, it'll probably not be big enough and get clogged up.

Bench shear, I have literally no details on as the info plate is missing. I still have no where to mount it either.

 

[wheresmejumper]

For emptying a shot blaster, although, it'll probably not be big enough and get clogged up.

Bench shear, I have literally no details on as the info plate is missing. I still have no where to mount it either.

clockwise 90 degrees should do it!

 

[zzr1200]

Bench shear, I have literally no details on as the info plate is missing. I still have no where to mount it either.

It'll cut car body work thickness with ease, probably handle 2mm steel, just mount it on a steel plate with some box section welded underneath and hold it in a vice. Better than any tin snips...Total Bargain..

 

[harryb94]

Mines only got a tiny bit of the label left so can't help with what it is but mines been chopping 1.2 and 1.6 steel with ease! I had the same problem so welded some 6mm plate in a T type shape, so it bolts onto that and then gets clamped in the vice