MattF
Forum Supporter
- Messages
- 17,931
- Location
- South Yorkshire
I believe he means using it as a table.
- Thread starter monkeymark
- Start date
I believe he means using it as a table.
Barking Mat
Cuddler of hedgehogs.
- Messages
- 13,517
- Location
- France, Brittany.
when i say learn on, i mean thats my table!
Hey, I misunderstood, it happens, reguarly, long day etc, beer, etc...
redlig
Member
- Messages
- 4,235
- Location
- wiltshire uk
1000 amps that I must see.30x18 and 1" thick ali plate to learn to TIG weld on in the shed on rainy days, offered to buy it at scrap value and was just given it for free
View attachment 404560
Not so much acquired today but they resurfaced in my search for other things. A whole load of pullers which I were from a fire brigade workshop where they used to have Rootes Group fire engines. Put them by as they 'might be useful'. Must be 25 years since I got them! There's also a box of smaller pullers as well but they didn't come to light. Did manage to find a vehicle part as well that I had been looking for and was nearly at the point of ordering another one so not too bad.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
https://www.death-clock.org/
- Messages
- 20,338
- Location
- Going Away.
Gifted to me by a friend, they were his dads.
Pulled from a skip.
Found in a charity shop bin .
So was this.
badabec
Forum Supporter
- Messages
- 2,416
- Location
- Essex UK
Today's acquisition was a weird one.
A parcel arrived in a Royal Mail plastic bag
I can't remember ordering anything from abroad.
Here is the postage paid
and no Customs label
And inside the packet
Marvellous. I didn't order it, I don't want it, it seems to have been sent from the UK yet the Royal Mail think otherwise.
A parcel arrived in a Royal Mail plastic bag
I can't remember ordering anything from abroad.
Here is the postage paid
and no Customs label
And inside the packet
Marvellous. I didn't order it, I don't want it, it seems to have been sent from the UK yet the Royal Mail think otherwise.
badabec
Forum Supporter
- Messages
- 2,416
- Location
- Essex UK
This one. I bought it from our sponsors and got a good deal.
Or do you mean the spanner? 30mm
Standard features; Infinitely variable wire speed control with synergic control, built in electronic motor brake & burn back. Oxford Cap+ technology ensures a smooth stable arc, with great arc starting. Very low minimum of 20A for the very thinnest car panel right up to 300 Amps
Or do you mean the spanner? 30mm
| MIGMAKER 301 - 230V - the highest power & duty traditional machine we now offer. Ideal for automotive welding, general fabrication & repair work, gates & railings, & light to medium agricultural work. Will even run from a 13A plug for lighter jobs. 16 voltage steps - very fine control of output power. RRP £1160+VAT
| 
|
Standard features; Infinitely variable wire speed control with synergic control, built in electronic motor brake & burn back. Oxford Cap+ technology ensures a smooth stable arc, with great arc starting. Very low minimum of 20A for the very thinnest car panel right up to 300 Amps
AdventuresInMetal
Member
- Messages
- 221
- Location
- North West, England
A 90 degree adaptor for my argon regulator so I no longer have to take photos from the top to see the gauge
MetalMonkey
Member
- Messages
- 3,384
- Location
- UK
This arrived today - seems like it could be handy, looking forward to give it a go. Certainly heavy!
Who knows it may even retire my trusty "half-a-broken-screwdriver" bashy.
Who knows it may even retire my trusty "half-a-broken-screwdriver" bashy.
I acquired a boat, another boat! as if i didnt have enough already. But a friend has retired through ill health & needed to clear his stuff from the workshop where he worked. So i picked a Drascombe Dabber sailing dinghy up, Its old & somewhat battered & no gear. But i have a set of masts, spars, oars & sails that will fit it, Bronze fittings i have in stock, everything else i can make. On a trailer too.
Needs a few grp repairs & painting. Towing it home my wife remarked "She is a nice little boat, I think we should keep it as its ideal for when the yacht gets too much for us to handle". Well thats that sorted then! Another project.
Needs a few grp repairs & painting. Towing it home my wife remarked "She is a nice little boat, I think we should keep it as its ideal for when the yacht gets too much for us to handle". Well thats that sorted then! Another project.
dobbslc
Forum Supporter
- Messages
- 13,305
- Location
- Hertfordshire UK
That's a tool I didn't know I needed...
Farside
Badly Welded Man
- Messages
- 6,293
- Location
- Ireland
There seems to be a lack of hull in the back bit there.
AdventuresInMetal
Member
- Messages
- 221
- Location
- North West, England
you should call it Titan 
Bullet2012
Member
- Messages
- 5,365
- Location
- on average about 200 miles from the ISS.
Maybe a Motor pool, an outboard motor can be fitted in there
indy4x
Forum Supporter
- Messages
- 3,537
- Location
- Pontypool, South Wales. UK
These
Needed some long spanners for a job on the Jeep. Can't get in there with a socket and my usual trick of using a combination spanner hooked onto the jaw of another combination spanner won't work as there is other immovable stuff that gets in the way
Needed some long spanners for a job on the Jeep. Can't get in there with a socket and my usual trick of using a combination spanner hooked onto the jaw of another combination spanner won't work as there is other immovable stuff that gets in the way
droopsnoot
Member
- Messages
- 1,348
- Location
- South Cheshire, UK
I bought some similar ones at Tatton Park show the other week. I had to do a job on my TT that requires the bolts to be tight, but the design of the rear suspension is such that you can't get a socket and long bar on because the rear diff is in the way.
