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Pwhorrr!
I eye those up every time my interchangeable head ones fall apart, aka every time I use them
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These were not cheap as im sure you know. Actually a ridiculous amount for the amount of times they get used but you have to pay for quality and when you need them you need them.Pwhorrr!
I eye those up every time my interchangeable head ones fall apart, aka every time I use them
I've got the snap on quick change ones that can't fall apart but they don't make them big enough. Great for small stuff. Think I paid £30 cash off the van.
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Yep, I'd buy them If I was handling a customer's parts but for my own use, half a dozen times a year, I'll save the money and use a screwdriver and a hammer.
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Yep very hard to justify for your own use. Was dealing with 75mm odd ones the other day and flipping hell they kept flying off the pliers, so I put a bloody grinding visor on, one of those to the eye and it's game over.
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I've probably posted these before, I modified some crap waterpump pliers to take off a 4" circlip a few years ago, they've actually came in handy a few times now.
I usually drape a rag on top of circlips as I take them off so if they slip they don't go anywhere, protects the sparkly balls and it can't ping off to Narnia.
I usually drape a rag on top of circlips as I take them off so if they slip they don't go anywhere, protects the sparkly balls and it can't ping off to Narnia.
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In the past I have use the Record version to push Canal boat engines along and into place.
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A bitter bigger than I imagined.
Oh well.
More fun.
Oh.
Oh well.
More fun.
Oh.
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oh nice at least the air bits and motor are going to be good just need a new tank
Ooo, like theWeller tcp solderer
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Not today but yesterday
I've bought another 20 metres extension cord , this time H05VV-F in 3G1.5mm² , in red colour.
Also in this case I will use it to make power cords for tools and such.
Expecially bought for my mag drill which will also get a speed controller and maybe maybe forward and reverse switch .
I've bought another 20 metres extension cord , this time H05VV-F in 3G1.5mm² , in red colour.
Also in this case I will use it to make power cords for tools and such.
Expecially bought for my mag drill which will also get a speed controller and maybe maybe forward and reverse switch .
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Not much reason to need a reverse switch on a mag drill mate why do you want one?
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Tapping
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As well as the "Small" Compressor, the good forum member left me this bundle.
As yesterday was full blown maddness I have not had a chance to look in depth.
As yesterday was full blown maddness I have not had a chance to look in depth.
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