Rollers and levers. Great fun
I admit, I have a workshop tool addiction :-)
- Thread starter holwellcourtfarm
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RushesToo
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- Fingringhoe
I love the farmer definition of "no wear"
- Location
- West Yorkshire
Cheers. I couldn’t say no when I seen the price of it so had to buy it especially when I seen the multifix.
only problem is there’s no tool holders with it. But hey ho I’ll find some just need to work out what size it is now.
I'm on the Dixon myself but I do see Chinese multifix copy's on the bay times, don't know what their like being from the far East mind but I've seen them for sale from Germany where one would hope they havnt succumb to chinglish as much as round here has.
Altho if you Google multifix tool post dimensions and click on images you will get your dimensions.
Altho if you Google multifix tool post dimensions and click on images you will get your dimensions.
rob h
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- Location
- east yorkshire
Got this last week to help clean up parts on our fire damaged th62 ready for painting .
tomlad
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- Location
- nr. preston
Oowww very jealous, u gonna run as is or do some of the recycling upgrade stuff.
I nearly got one other week and managed to convince myself not yet , but , but .
Loads of American stuff on utube, modifications to the cabinets.
Have u run it yet ? , any good?
I nearly got one other week and managed to convince myself not yet , but , but .
Loads of American stuff on utube, modifications to the cabinets.
Have u run it yet ? , any good?
rob h
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- east yorkshire
No mods done it came part built in a large box .its had a fair bit of use already and dose a good job .not the quickest thing to use but gets down to bare metal in tight spaces . I was looking at used ones on eBay and by the time you get vat off new ones aren’t much more
tomlad
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- nr. preston
How muchair do u have then
Is it enough??
To me seems a really useful piece of gear
Is it enough??
To me seems a really useful piece of gear
- Location
- North West
Oooo I like that
, probably wouldn’t like the price tag though.I have one of these little cabinets in the workshop for small bits, I’ll get round to making a stand for it one day
And treated myself to one of these a few years ago for the bigger jobs, just keep it set up in a container and run it of a big screw compressor so always ready to go. The work rate is awesome
Makes short work of things like this.
Oooo I like that
I don't much like the price tag either, it's £10k+VAT.
The perfect tool for the classic car stuff I do though, as the dry media blasting is often just too harsh on 1960s/1970s Italian metal.
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- North West
Ye the wet blasters are the dogs danglers, it’s just having the work to cover the cost. I’ll put it on the wish list for when I have a lottery winI don't much like the price tag either, it's £10k+VAT.
The perfect tool for the classic car stuff I do though, as the dry media blasting is often just too harsh on 1960s/1970s Italian metal.
rob h
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- east yorkshire
we have it on a 3hp compressor it keeps up well although it is 72 years old so a newer smaller one would probably do
Most useful tool in the workshop. Welding table weighs about 1.5t I reckon and that was only half of it!
JohnBoy
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- Southern Ireland.
holy moly, that's some table!!!
Vincent
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- Kildare Ireland
An oar rack a bit like this
tomlad
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- Location
- nr. preston
20 mm plate ??
50mm