Minlak
custom titis
This is what I am thinking of doing now - I mean I can justify it as a business expense so make the company pay for it and save some GST but still a lot of tools I would not use vs all in a neat box
The Tool Thread
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Nice job. I couldn’t wait to get access to a lathe for mine. Mine is full getto, socket in drill, select reserve, sand on upside down belt sander. MK2 will be neater.
silentbutdeadly
has some good things to say
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I've got some Supatool open ended spanners missing one of their open ends...one of those caused me to punch the living end out of my ribcage. I'm not buying anymore of that particular brand.
You've got a TradeTools in Bundesbarg. Look at some of the Force tools in cases. We carry one in the camper. Allen keys could be better as could the hammer but I take other bits too in a separate toolbox, multimeter, crimping pliers, snips etc.
As for home workshop tools... have four wheelie trolleys with multiple shelves. Oops.
As for home workshop tools... have four wheelie trolleys with multiple shelves. Oops.
Ultra Lord
Hurts. Requires Money. And is nerdy.
Mattoc.
I’ve found and ordered the new part, reckon I can get the busted one out once he buys me a few coffee’s.
Not sure what your budget is but check out unimig too. I replaced an aging dc mma welder with one that can do mma and tig.
nathanm
Eats Squid
So call me weird...
And also I like T-Handle Hex Keys. Have been doing some bike building and maintenance of late and my selection of old and cheap allen keys is not cutting the mustard, so I've donated them and a bunch of other tools and parts to a local high school for their voluntary, after school bike maintenance program. On that point how do I get one of those gold stars Moorey receives for helping out kids for no reason other than he's a good and decent bloke?
Is it worth paying the money for those fancy new T-Handle Keys, particularly the ones with the rounded bolt head and if so where's a good place to get them from at a lower price than others.
And also I like T-Handle Hex Keys. Have been doing some bike building and maintenance of late and my selection of old and cheap allen keys is not cutting the mustard, so I've donated them and a bunch of other tools and parts to a local high school for their voluntary, after school bike maintenance program. On that point how do I get one of those gold stars Moorey receives for helping out kids for no reason other than he's a good and decent bloke?
Is it worth paying the money for those fancy new T-Handle Keys, particularly the ones with the rounded bolt head and if so where's a good place to get them from at a lower price than others.
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Here you go.
MICHIGAN 140a Arc/Tig Inverter Welder with Accessories and Carry Case ARCTIG140S2
MICHIGAN 140a Arc/Tig Inverter Welder with Accessories and Carry Case ARCTIG140S2 is available at Total Tools. Low Price Guarantee and Free Delivery on orders above $99.
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I've had mine for about 2 years, it was $199 back then and came with an auto darkening helmet.
I initially went in to buy a Cigweld and the bloke in the shop pointed me towards the cheaper Michigan branded one instead.
CIGWELD WeldSkill 140 Arc/Tig Inverter Welder W1008140
CIGWELD WeldSkill 140 Arc/Tig Inverter Welder W1008140 is available at Total Tools. Low Price Guarantee and Free Delivery on orders above $99.
www.totaltools.com.au
Minlak
custom titis
I have one of these. Pretty standard kit that is marketed by everyone. Not sure I trust it though
https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobile/au/en/lifeline-essential-torque-wrench-set/rp-prod155414
https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobile/au/en/lifeline-essential-torque-wrench-set/rp-prod155414
Minlak
custom titis
I have been using mine for 5 years on everything including bikes - guns - bows - never let me down - I also have the kinchrome one and it registers exactly the same
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Bought this plasma cutter -
Offered $245, eBay seller counter offered with $250... its all about the game, never pay full odds when they accept an offer
Boys have been doing out plans and templates for trail tools on 7mm steel checker plate, its hefty plate and we may have to cut some weight weenie holes on the tools.
Their tool designs are a bit of a mix between these 2 tool makers.
roguehoe.com
Its good for them, keeps them off the electronics between rides
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Offered $245, eBay seller counter offered with $250... its all about the game, never pay full odds when they accept an offer
Boys have been doing out plans and templates for trail tools on 7mm steel checker plate, its hefty plate and we may have to cut some weight weenie holes on the tools.
Their tool designs are a bit of a mix between these 2 tool makers.
Trailbuilding | Rogue Hoe Distributing, LLC
roguehoe.com
Its good for them, keeps them off the electronics between rides
treble
Likes Dirt
Just came across this thread, thought people might be interersted in the setup I put together a couple of years ago.
Its a Tactix toolbox from Bunnings that has just about every bike tool I need for most tasks.
I cut some foam for the most used tools on top and the drawers underneath have loads of small spares and tools. It gets put in the back of the car for races and riding trips. And it was fairly cheap to set up - minus the tools which have been accumulated over a long period of time.
Its a Tactix toolbox from Bunnings that has just about every bike tool I need for most tasks.
I cut some foam for the most used tools on top and the drawers underneath have loads of small spares and tools. It gets put in the back of the car for races and riding trips. And it was fairly cheap to set up - minus the tools which have been accumulated over a long period of time.
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blacksp20
Likes Bikes and Dirt
Google “pallet rack workbench”. I used the orange and blue ones without a built in upper shelf. Think I paid under $250 with 10-12mm particle board top and shelf. They are tough and sturdy.