Tools you have bought/want to buy feedback thread

[MB]

What is this world coming to....Blue Boys :-)
https://www.makita.com.au/power-gard...2/wheelbarrows
Reckon an old Sicilian concreter might knock a bloke over the head with a grappa bottle idling in with one of them on Monday morning :-)


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[threedogs]

I have a near new MIG welder for sale if any one wants to PM me about it.
Ill never use it now , and I like stick welding

[Plasnart]

I use one of those 12v mattress blowers a bit of heater hose as an adapter and 3ft of tintanium tube [3/4"]
like yours works a treat.
As for tools I had an opportunity to buys some tools so I did
but cant bring myself to throw the old ones out, Best tools
are a full set of rachette ring spanners, love em

Every time I'm on the spanners I wish I had ratchets. Later when I'm in the shops I see the prices and say nah too exy. Then next time im on the spanners I wish I had ratchets!

[rusty_nail]

What is this world coming to....Blue Boys :-)
https://www.makita.com.au/power-gard...2/wheelbarrows
Reckon an old Sicilian concreter might knock a bloke over the head with a grappa bottle idling in with one of them on Monday morning :-)


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Ive seen them and think they are a gimmick, I know narrowing bricks is hard work but honestly apart from saving your back you would think it would slow you down?

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[rusty_nail]

I was in the local Sydney Tools today Nicco and checked our your new sliding compound saw mate. I nearly got a hard on!!! Farking nice bit of kit.!!.,

Pretty nice hey mate, if I wasn't renovating my house I would never be able to justify the cost, it's far to big as a mobile site saw. It will pretty much move from the shed to the veranda where there ismore open space when cutting volumes of timber, and it will be a nice step up from the ozito 255mm sliding mitre saw I currently have

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[Winnie]

Every time I'm on the spanners I wish I had ratchets. Later when I'm in the shops I see the prices and say nah too exy. Then next time im on the spanners I wish I had ratchets!

Do love my ratchet spanners. Was gifted a good set years ago. They are not always the first spanner I grab but when I use them they usually save a lot of grief!

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[MudRunnerTD]

Every time I'm on the spanners I wish I had ratchets. Later when I'm in the shops I see the prices and say nah too exy. Then next time im on the spanners I wish I had ratchets!

I have a set of long and short ratchet spammers. They are the bomb. Must have kit.

[MudRunnerTD]

Pretty nice hey mate, if I wasn't renovating my house I would never be able to justify the cost, it's far to big as a mobile site saw. It will pretty much move from the shed to the veranda where there ismore open space when cutting volumes of timber, and it will be a nice step up from the ozito 255mm sliding mitre saw I currently have

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Yeah nice mate. I have a 240v sliding compound in the shed. Nice kit. They saw is sik mate. Why did you buy the plunge saw though? Very specific need.

[MB]

Ive seen them and think they are a gimmick, I know narrowing bricks is hard work but honestly apart from saving your back you would think it would slow you down?

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“Fretta fretta correre” ....screaming can only imagine mate.
Could be a good low speed torque barrow up a steep long side house alley for small pours without money for a pump truck I guess?


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[rusty_nail]

Yeah nice mate. I have a 240v sliding compound in the shed. Nice kit. They saw is sik mate. Why did you buy the plunge saw though? Very specific need.

In a lot of the furniture making a have done at home I am finding myself producing the material that will end up becoming my finished piece. For example I have bought a couple of pieces of 2400x600x32 bench tops, then changed them to something else, like a 285mm deep length to cap off the shelves I made in our master. Just one example but I saw myself needing it in the past and I can only see myself needing it more in the future. Sure I could have got a table saw, but this is much more mobile and versatile, and makes much neater cuts. In the future I will be redoing our kitchen bench tops in timber, this will be an invaluable tool, tbh I wanted this saw before the droppy, the droppy was an impulse purchase.

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