Hi all sort I would start this to share some of the handy tools collected by all could come in handy to see what in your toolbox Attachment 65793Attachment 65794
1. Long flex head ratchet scanners handy as 2. Mini air saw worth it's weight in gold
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Hi all sort I would start this to share some of the handy tools collected by all could come in handy to see what in your toolbox Attachment 65793Attachment 65794
1. Long flex head ratchet scanners handy as 2. Mini air saw worth it's weight in gold
Big socket for the hubs, test light, multi meter.
1/2",3/8" and 1/4" sockets, brako bar 600mm
cable tie tool full set of rachett ring spanners
You name it I'll have it some where,lol
Where is the snap shot TD ? Maybe of the cable tie tool would be handyQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Here you go the cable tie tool is top of the range from the airport [QANTAS]
the rivnut tool is invaluable makes any job neat. Made a pact with my 2 BFFs
that any time someone brought a tool to let the others know so we dont double
up. works a treat
Plus I still have all my tools from when I was a sewing machine technicion.
I love my tools and probably have too many if thats possible, have a complete
range of air tool a big pedestal drill an 8" grinder with buff and wire wheel
plus another 6" with linisher attachment, plus a Mig, arc and inverter welder.
Old story need a bigger shed, lol
And dont forget all my blacksmith gear, anvil ,forge etc
3d, what am I missing with the cable tie tool? I mean, my hands seem to do the job?
When you have to do a lot and to a std{specification} when you use the tool all will be as tight as each other, plus they cut the tie flush
so you don't have a piece left that cuts the begeezus out of the back of your hand.
I have a range of wire crimping tools that I wouldn't be without.
Use my Torque wrenches quite a bit.
I have a couple of useless tools as well, one being the right handed shifter.:wink:
Hi mate,Quote:
Originally Posted by Kimbo63
Can I ask you where you got that "Mini Air Saw" thing? An internet link or something would be great.
Thanx
Snap on....
Probably 300+ dollars there
I just brought a warren brown 1/2" drive bent arm tension wrench.$60 which is a bargain
I was working as motor cycle mechanic in Alice and some low life stole all my tools
so Ive vowed to replace them when I can. I have a pretty good workshop includes a cold cut saw
as well. could make just about anything I reckon.