Krarl
ClioSport Club Member
Woaaaaahhhhhhh what a feeeelllinnnnnn
When your packout reaches the ceeeiilliiiinnnnn
When your packout reaches the ceeeiilliiiinnnnn
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Power Tool Perverts
- Thread starter Krarl
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dann2707
ClioSport Club Member
I've had to commit a crime. I've bringered green.
I would firstly like to apoligise to everyone especially my parents for being such a let down, a disaster child and a total pussyo but.... £30 and its just for CSF so I man mathsed it.
I would firstly like to apoligise to everyone especially my parents for being such a let down, a disaster child and a total pussyo but.... £30 and its just for CSF so I man mathsed it.
Krarl
ClioSport Club Member
Pathetic.
F31 35d, Berlingo Na
dann2707
ClioSport Club Member
Ahh no mate I had to get an adapter, pretty cool though as it came with a nice surprise on the back... USB output so I'll be able to charge my phone too
F31 35d, Berlingo Na
How much is the adapter and fan? I may do a purchase!
dann2707
ClioSport Club Member
These are the links bud
Ryobi RCF18-0 18V ONE+ Cordless... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09QQLTMHM/?tag=cliospnet01-21
DM18RL Battery Adapter for Ryobi... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0872SM388/?tag=cliospnet01-21
F31 35d, Berlingo Na
Cheers
I've gone for a different route though and just got a USB adapter thing off amazon instead.
I think the wife has a USB charging fan anyway which is pretty potent.
chazza114
ClioSport Club Member
Alright boys, need a bit of advice. I'm pulling the engine out of my Saab again next weekend and I'm looking at picking up a few nice impact tools to make life easier. A powerful impact wrench and rachet wrench is what I'm thinking, but I'm open to any other suggestions as well. Also, they'll need to be Makita only (sorry Milwaukee lovers) as I've got a crap-ton of the 18v batterys sat around at work. Any ideas would be welcomed!
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
No idea on
Have a look at their specs and see what torque their impacts will do. If you're only getting one impact, i'd make it count and get one with several hundred Nm of torque so it'll tackle any bolts you throw at it.
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
This will do the business, enough torque and looks to be their compact version.
www.powertoolmate.co.uk
Makita DTW700Z 18v Brushless Impact Wrench (Body Only)
chazza114
ClioSport Club Member
Perfect, that's the one I'd been eyeing up, just needed a second opinion thank you!This will do the business, enough torque and looks to be their compact version.
Makita DTW700Z 18v Brushless Impact Wrench (Body Only)
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
1000Nm is plenty and the size/weight will be easier to work with.
The bigger brother isn't worth the extra £60-70 for what you need.
Jamie86
ClioSport Club Member
RS175,595,205gti,172
Makita dtw300 is my go to for pretty much anything also have the dtw1002 for when things get serious. I just have the £100 Sealey battery ratchet as the Makita one is a bit chunky.
As said above though the dtw700 looks decent just no personal experience.
As said above though the dtw700 looks decent just no personal experience.
406 V6, Race Buggy
Same, my little DTW300 does almost anything including crank nuts, there's the odd occasion it needs more but the size of it to get into tight spaces more than makes up for the odd occassion of getting something bigger out
The 700 looks a nice balance to start with.
The 700 looks a nice balance to start with.
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
Michaelfoz
ClioSport Club Member
Clios
My problems continue to expand
Chop saw
Table saw
Nail guns
Some more batteries… incase something happens [emoji854][emoji23]
All the above are v v c dangerous
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Krarl
ClioSport Club Member
I want to commit to the battery chainsaw but I've not got the minerals🤣🤣
Its surprisingly heavy and thats with no battery.
R3k1355
ClioSport Club Member
Seems like it loses some of the drama of the event with a battery tho, don't get to stand there revving it for a while before chopping anything.
Michaelfoz
ClioSport Club Member
Clios
You should feel the nail guns. They weigh a tonne.
Mighty fine if you’ve got a bird problem tho. Decent range on em [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
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Robbie Corbett
ClioSport Club Member
What's the hoover actually like? Power wise compared to say a Henry?
jenic
ClioSport Club Member
I've only hoovered the car so far, it's too nice to use on any real dirt 😂
Impressed so far, good power, but as predicted it does go through batteries, 10 minutes lost 2 bars on a 5aH.
dann2707
ClioSport Club Member
I am quite impressed with that, in a good way!
There are a few models of vac's now, i'm not sure what gen yours is though. Think they do one for the packout that I
jenic
ClioSport Club Member
Mine is the VC2, the packout one is a bit bigger.
Its on a par with the Dewalt DC500 it replaces for power, it's just so handy not having to have it plugged in and it's really well designed as everything packs away into the lid when not in use. Apparently the high output batteries make it even more powerful too.
Matt e
ClioSport Club Member
powertoolmate have 10% off everything on the website
BIG10 is the code
BIG10 is the code
Need some power tool noob advice, been looking at getting an impact, mostly for whipping wheels off, but obviously something flexible is a bonus. Dad has Milwaukee tools so makes sense to use the same, been looking at an M18FIW2F12, but I have no idea if I want a friction ring or pin detent. I assume 1/2 inch is preferable to 3/8ths?
Also is 339Nm of torque enough or should I be looking at the bigger boys? Can't see myself needing 1000Nm+
Also is 339Nm of torque enough or should I be looking at the bigger boys? Can't see myself needing 1000Nm+
dann2707
ClioSport Club Member
A lot of people say the mid torque is best for that usage mate. Sometimes the stubby can fail to get wheel bolts off if they're really on tight.
I'd go for friction ring everytime. Pin detect is mainly for working up high as you have no chance of losing the socket as you have to physically push the pin in.
No good for mechanicing
I always opt for 3/8 as most of my sockets are that fitment. It's the most versatile one for me.
Krarl
ClioSport Club Member
Aye if you can get the mid torque 3/8 then it's the perfect happy medium
The 1/2 high torque is overkill for most things🤣
The 1/2 high torque is overkill for most things🤣
Robbie Corbett
ClioSport Club Member
Is the 1/2 in the M12?
I got the 3/8" and on the whole wish it was 1/2", all my impact sockets are half and my bar is half so I'm forever putting on and taking off adapters and its annoying! Plus the adapter soaks up a fair bit of the impact.
dann2707
ClioSport Club Member
I don't know what to bruy. I really really want a multi tool
I'm going to have a think over some creamy sweet potato mash potato. I've added some cheese to it and it makes it so nice
I'm going to have a think over some creamy sweet potato mash potato. I've added some cheese to it and it makes it so nice
Robbie Corbett
ClioSport Club Member
If you have any DIY lined up multitools are properly handy.
Do they have any work lights which don't make the sun look dim?
dann2707
ClioSport Club Member
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
Robbie Corbett
ClioSport Club Member
I was telling a mate how stupid bright it was, he said he also has one... The bulb in his kitchen went and he had it as the kitchen light for about a month because he was too f**king lazy to change the bulb, its now his bathroom light and he fixes his car in the dark - knobber.
He does like his wookiee light, kids are all blind now though.
