Tools you have bought/want to buy feedback thread

[PeeBee]

$210 down to $79. Bargain



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Isn't it typical, i think I paid around the $190 from memory, but I wanted and needed them. Nice tools, smooth action and good ratchet mechanism. Also have a set of Bahco units however without the pivot heads, another good addition for the garage.

[PeeBee]

OK, might seem like a bit dinky, but i bought these little clamps for use on the fuel lines when changing in line filters and stuffing around in general, sick of getting rained on with fuel and ruining clothes etc. Super Cheap sell them, I think around $15, and they will handle up to a 12mm id hose, clamping is nice and gentle and they fit into the smallest of spots, no more vice grips and then hands can't access. Highly recommended.clamps.jpg

[MudRunnerTD]

OK, might seem like a bit dinky, but i bought these little clamps for use on the fuel lines when changing in line filters and stuffing around in general, sick of getting rained on with fuel and ruining clothes etc. Super Cheap sell them, I think around $15, and they will handle up to a 12mm id hose, clamping is nice and gentle and they fit into the smallest of spots, no more vice grips and then hands can't access. Highly recommended.clamps.jpg

Yes they work great. I have carried one in my GQ for near 20 years now. Great for a Fuel line or a Brake line, it will get you home if it had too. throw it into the centre console in case of emergency.

[Cuppa]

OK, might seem like a bit dinky, but i bought these little clamps for use on the fuel lines when changing in line filters and stuffing around in general, sick of getting rained on with fuel and ruining clothes etc. Super Cheap sell them, I think around $15, and they will handle up to a 12mm id hose, clamping is nice and gentle and they fit into the smallest of spots, no more vice grips and then hands can't access. Highly recommended.clamps.jpg

Looks like a good thing at that price.
Being an ex nurse I still carry a pair of artery forceps for similar purposes which work ok so long as the hose is not too stiff.

[Cuppa]

My Christmas pressie, Makita rattle gun arrived on the mail plane yesterday, but was swiftly taken & hidden so I can't play with it until Saturday.

EDIT
Now Saturday (Christmas Day).
Woohoo!

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[jay see]

Not a tool as such, but I brought it to use in the shed and when I doing stuff outside. I wasn't after the best sounding or loudest, I wanted something that had good battery life. Was recommended this one from a work mate. I ran it over the weekend for over 15 hours and it still had 30% battery. Volume was at about 60%. You can also pair it with another one and have L&R.


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[MB]

“That’s Amore” Full Tilt Noise John Mate….Stuff Ya Neighbours; Best McCooking Song Everer

My Favourite Carlton Gnocchi




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[jay see]

So I'm at the point where my grass needs a trim. I purchased a Ryobi 18v brushless lawnmower. Had a look at the smaller entry level one which would have probably been good enough, but it really looks and feels like a toy. This one has the 2 battery option and more that enough power. The whole thing is plastic, but as long as you use it with a little care I can't see why it shouldn't last a while. Only fault I have is that you have to keep the lever squeezed in all the time, or the motor stops. I'll make a simple bracket to hold it in.

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[Mickhead]

So I'm at the point where my grass needs a trim. I purchased a Ryobi 18v brushless lawnmower. Had a look at the smaller entry level one which would have probably been good enough, but it really looks and feels like a toy. This one has the 2 battery option and more that enough power. The whole thing is plastic, but as long as you use it with a little care I can't see why it shouldn't last a while. Only fault I have is that you have to keep the lever squeezed in all the time, or the motor stops. I'll make a simple bracket to hold it in.
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Sorry mate you fkd up. Should have gone one of these steel decked 20 inch self propelled 4 battery capable 40 volt monsters. My non self propelled version of this beast is awesome, and has been functional for a few yeras now! 4F7A1D31-B73D-4130-96CE-969838C5C666.jpeg

[jay see]

Sorry mate you fkd up. Should have gone one of these steel decked 20 inch self propelled 4 battery capable 40 volt monsters. My non self propelled version of this beast is awesome, and has been functional for a few yeras now! 4F7A1D31-B73D-4130-96CE-969838C5C666.jpeg

I'll be lucky if I've got more than 50sqm of lawn and the rest of my gear is all Ryobi and now have a family member who works at Bunnings..
It's more than enough for my needs.

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