They just dont make machines like that these daysAdding to the lathe content. Been restoring this on and off since Feb. Considering its from the late 40s, it was in pretty good nick.
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They just dont make machines like that these daysAdding to the lathe content. Been restoring this on and off since Feb. Considering its from the late 40s, it was in pretty good nick.
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Nah, just tinkering in the garage.Is that what you do restore lathes? I have an issue with mine so might throw a question or two in here if that’s ok 😂
hopefully will start stripping mine later, but basically it’s a holbrook lathe and to operate you lift the handle for forward and push it down for reverse.
Now it has a mind of its own and won’t be in the middle so it’s constantly spinning.
not sure what’s on the back of the handle u til I strip it, could be a cam system or some sort of clutch maybe? I can still use it but it’s a bit w**k! View attachment 1612997
I have the DTW300Z and used it to strip my R53 down. Not a single bolt it wouldn't undo, even the rear subframe bolts which had never been touched before came straight out without an issue. Have a look on Amazon, that's where I picked mine up from and it was cheaper than the price above.I need some advice from all you perverts, I am looking to get myself an impact wrench (should have bought one years ago) and as much as I love the look of the Milwaukee stuff I already own multiple Makita 18v batteries/chargers so it seems the most sensible(cheapest) way to go.
I have looked at their cheapest offerings but they don’t have a massive Nm rating and a few youtube videos suggest they lack enough grunt and I want it to be powerful enough to do most things on a car. So I have narrowed it down to the two below, I think the “lesser” model DTW300 is going to be plenty enough for what I am looking to do and also it looks to be slightly more compact then the DTW700 which should mean it is more usable to tight spots. The DTW300 is always quite a bit cheaper. £144 vs £225
Any thoughts? Is it really necessary to go for something with 1000Nm of “nut busting torque” for general car maintenance or will 580Nm do me fine?
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Is that what you do restore lathes? I have an issue with mine so might throw a question or two in here if that’s ok 😂
hopefully will start stripping mine later, but basically it’s a holbrook lathe and to operate you lift the handle for forward and push it down for reverse.
Now it has a mind of its own and won’t be in the middle so it’s constantly spinning.
not sure what’s on the back of the handle u til I strip it, could be a cam system or some sort of clutch maybe? I can still use it but it’s a bit w**k! View attachment 1612997
I have the same, I decided I didn't want the weight of the larger one all the time.I have the DTW300Z and used it to strip my R53 down. Not a single bolt it wouldn't undo, even the rear subframe bolts which had never been touched before came straight out without an issue. Have a look on Amazon, that's where I picked mine up from and it was cheaper than the price above.
EFAI have the same, I decided I didn't want the weight of the larger one all the time because I have the wrists of a feeble young girl.
EFA
Just buy a big gun and a smaller one. Then a ratchet for the harder to reach spots 🤷♂️
Most car stuff this would be soundWhich milwaukee impact is decent for manly jobs on cars. I have a m12 which is rated 300nm but struggles to remove wheels 😂😂
That's the beast i need !!!Most car stuff this would be sound
Milwaukee M18FMTIW2F12-502X 18V Fuel GEN2 Mid-Torque 1/2'' Impact Wrench with Fr
www.powertoolmate.co.uk
Although you could get a stubby 3/8 and then a massive 1/2 for bigger jobs
No you NEEd the 3/4 gun with an 12ah battery but to be practical go for the big 1/2That's the beast i need !!!
I've heard alot about the non fuel ones wearing out very quickly.Looking at multi tools, is this one any good?
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I only have m12 battery tools so am limited to these sorts. This one seems very cheap and I only need it for relatively light duties.
I've heard alot about the non fuel ones wearing out very quickly.
I have the m12 fuel and it is genuinely a proper powerhouse. Looking at the size you wouldn't expect it but it makes light work of alot of stuff
I didn't think any of the non-fuel and non branded brushless stuff was tbh mateThe non fuel isn't brushless either I don't think.
Are these the latest gen drill and impact? I have £350 in nectar points to spend on eBay. I don’t mind adding cash for a better/bigger set. Also in no real rush to pull the trigger if there’s something on the horizon.
Sorry mate I never got this notification!Thanks. Found a one key set for £50 more. Is there any reason I shouldn't do that?
Is it a gimmick that's gets in the way or worth having for the sake of it?
@dann2707 you've got some one key?
Seems very cheapAnyone know of any decent discounts, I never seem to get them in my spam.
Im after the m12 tyre inflator and an m12 4ah battery as a gift for my dads birthday which is coming up.
Only deal I’ve found is this very dodgy looking website 😂 https://doctren.com/products/-produ...MIzZ_xuofZ-gIVJIBQBh3xnAiHEAQYAyABEgKXlPD_BwE
Pretty sure it’s a scam!Seems very cheap
Definitely a scam site mateAnyone know of any decent discounts, I never seem to get them in my spam.
Im after the m12 tyre inflator and an m12 4ah battery as a gift for my dads birthday which is coming up.
Only deal I’ve found is this very dodgy looking website 😂 https://doctren.com/products/-produ...MIzZ_xuofZ-gIVJIBQBh3xnAiHEAQYAyABEgKXlPD_BwE