Mine is my 200 litre air compressor ......close 2nd is my 2.5 T trolley jack.
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Mine is my 200 litre air compressor ......close 2nd is my 2.5 T trolley jack.
G'day folks,
I would have to say, my stubbie cooler!
Regards,
RLI
My pillar drill. Closely followed by the beer fridge.
Somebody else's
................ME............
My old v twin air compressor bought from a clearing sale many years ago, and my Makita cordless drill. Oh & my probably antique quick release bench vice.
My cordless drill and my rattle gun.... and I love my offset dawn vice made in 1923, its one tough heavy piece of gear.
I use a scalpel everyday at work......... Nope im not a brain surgeon!
Fork Lift ;P
My misses.. She brings me my beers when I need them she passes all the tools as I need them and she doesn't mined getting her hands dirty either ;-)
The thingy Ma bob with the dooby a hicky on the end!!! Yeah that's my favourite ;)
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My Snap-on cordless rattlegun and my cordless drill
My hoist's, angle grinder, welders and 1/4" air ratchet but my 4lb sledge hammer would have to be up there aswell.
My plasma cutter and tig Welder..
Hmmmm?? Got some Great Tools.
Hard to pick just 1 though? Rachet Spanners would be up there! Makita 18v set of tools rocks too.
Never had ratchet spanners until last year and now I don't know how I ever did without them.
Angle grinder is up there too.
Yes!!! Forgot about the plasma cutter :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
What about a Manitou.Quote:
Originally Posted by SupRob
A 4wd, 4 wheel steering, crane looking forklift. Attachment 33982
Bench grinder with a linisher on one end and a wire brush on the other is used the most. The 200amp Mig welder is real handy as is the drill press.
But the TV on the beer fridge next to an old BBQ table with a box of coolers on it has to be the favourite!!!
Yes, I wouldnt mind a upgrade =[]Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
My vehicle specific analogue multimeter which includes a tacho, dwell and an external 60 amp ammeter shunt.
As long as I don't have to borrow I'm happy,
but my Anvil would be up there with my 200yr old blacksmith 6in leg vice, indestructible weighs over 50kg, yes its a horse
My shed!!!! Cos without it I got no where to put my tools and toys :)
Shed pics ......... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
This was my last shed. Unfortunately I don't have one right no but the next one will be a minimum 12x9 with a high roof for hoists :).
Its a mess remodelling to try and fit in a project car, have most tools,
pedestal drill, 18v hitachi skins, 9" 5" and 4" in grinder, folder/bender.
Awesome old press, Mig, Arc,and inverter welder, drawers full of handtools.
All my sewing machine tools, motor cycle tools, and general workshop tools
cupboard full of specialist stuff taps dies, Rivnut tool , drills bits, easy outs,
2 x 8" bench grinders one with linisher, the other has wire wheel and/or buffing wheel
Few wood working tools but not my strong point, forgotten heaps but have most from over the years
Love my dremmel
My favourite tool at the moment is this Great at sharpening chainsaw
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Sod it photo didn't work!!!
When are you moving to Qld John? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Yes, that was a good size shed, well positioned in your yard too.Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
Yeah I used to have a 15 x 9 shed with a 3.6 wall height on 7acres. I sold it! Damn damn damn damn damn damn.......
One day. Now I tie umbrellas to the bullbar and work in the rain!! Damn damn damn damn !!!!!!
That sounds like me.. Went from 5000 acres and with 20 odd sheds ranging from double car sheds to our grain shed at 30x20x10m high at the doors and 3 pits!!! To a mini minor garage and sloping driveway..Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
Damn Damn Damn..
And a dirt driveway that hides springs, screws and nuts :) :)
Hell Yes it does!!! and i live in a world of Colour Blindness!! can be a real bugger!! When i doubt i go get my 7yo boy to find stuff i simply cant see.Quote:
Originally Posted by NP99
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Originally Posted by NP99
Get a strong magnet on a string. My old man had one about 300mm x 150mm. He used to get me to drag it around the gravel yard to find nails.Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
But the benefit of a gravel floor is that your shed has a constant oil spill kit in action
Impact wrench is good!
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Decent set of sockets and spanners. It sure pays to buy quality
To find nails or to keep you busy? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by taslucas
Yes, any tool with an animal or bird name on it left bloody knuckles in their wake :)Quote:
Originally Posted by lhurley