The new tool thread

[bashracing]

Yes maybe






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I have no idea what you just said

 

[dann2707]

@Touring_Rob this is the laser level. Annoyingly from the same seller it's gone up £100??!! But at least you have the model number now so you can shop around.

If you do get one, get yourself one of these too. I got mine the other day and it will definitely come in handy, it's a bit pricey for what is essentially a pole and tripod but still it's nice knowing its suitable for that laser level

 

[josh11490]

Looking for a new impact wrench…

I had/have a parkside one from lidl, worked well, used it a lot taking my 200 apart for suspension refresh and gearbox change etc

But putting it back together and it died, no signs of anything, just died.

So I’m hunting for a new one and keep looking at Milwaukee, but there’s various different models and kits etc

Anyone have any recommendations? It’s mostly for changing wheels, general maintainence on a car, suspension etc

Any links would be appreciated, not too worried if milwaukee or not but would like one where I can keep the batteries to use on other power tools, drills etc


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[JamesBryan]

Looking for a new impact wrench…

I had/have a parkside one from lidl, worked well, used it a lot taking my 200 apart for suspension refresh and gearbox change etc

But putting it back together and it died, no signs of anything, just died.

So I’m hunting for a new one and keep looking at Milwaukee, but there’s various different models and kits etc

Anyone have any recommendations? It’s mostly for changing wheels, general maintainence on a car, suspension etc

Any links would be appreciated, not too worried if milwaukee or not but would like one where I can keep the batteries to use on other power tools, drills etc


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Gen 2 Mid Torque as a good all-rounder, fits where the big boy doesn't and has more power than a compact.

Or buy a 3/8 Stubby as well to compliment it and become part of team red.

Doesn't have to be this kit specifically, just a general idea. It's available in 3/8 and 1/2 drive.

Milwuakee M18FMTIW2F38-502X Gen 2 Mid Torque Fuel Impact Wrench Kit - PowerToolMate

www.powertoolmate.co.uk

 

[Robbie Corbett]

@Touring_Rob this is the laser level. Annoyingly from the same seller it's gone up £100??!! But at least you have the model number now so you can shop around.

If you do get one, get yourself one of these too. I got mine the other day and it will definitely come in handy, it's a bit pricey for what is essentially a pole and tripod but still it's nice knowing its suitable for that laser level

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Cheers mate - I didn't get a notification for this, I wasn't just being a rude c**t by not saying thank you I promise.

 

[dann2707]

Cheers mate - I didn't get a notification for this, I wasn't just being a rude c**t by not saying thank you I promise.

Hope the laser you buy cuts your hands off pal

 

[Donny_Dog]

I bought this 5 years ago as mighty car mods had one. Only used it for the first time yesterday!

 

[Brigsy]

Rivnut kit is great. I bought one a while back and have used it for loads of jobs.

 

[JamesBryan]

Yeah they're really handy.

Those rivet gun type ones are ok for small and aluminium nuts, but you'd need the grip of a gorilla to do thicker metals 😂

The long arm scissor action type ones are better for that.

 

[Waitey]

Used the profit from the Elise to deck myself out with more Halfords pro gear, and a sneaky Knippex set.

 

[donnylad]

Used the profit from the Elise to deck myself out with more Halfords pro gear, and a sneaky Knippex set.


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Looks great, needs labels though!!

 

[Waitey]

Looks great, needs labels though!!

They are coming in the post!

Only thing I need is a tray of imperial bits too.

 

[Donny_Dog]

Yeah they're really handy.

Those rivet gun type ones are ok for small and aluminium nuts, but you'd need the grip of a gorilla to do thicker metals 😂

The long arm scissor action type ones are better for that.

yep, spoke too soon. Next job I went to do, the gun is fcked.
I need one of the long arm ones!

 

[Krarl]

Used the profit from the Elise to deck myself out with more Halfords pro gear, and a sneaky Knippex set.


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Keep going I'm nearly crowning😍

 

[ilovewilly]

Battery terminal crimping tools - any recommendations? I need to crimp just a couple of connections and it’s not the sort of tool I’m likely to use much at all in future so I don’t want to spend a lot on one.

 

[dann2707]

Battery terminal crimping tools - any recommendations? I need to crimp just a couple of connections and it’s not the sort of tool I’m likely to use much at all in future so I don’t want to spend a lot on one.

I just soldered mine when I didn't have a tool.

Heated up with a blowtorch and pushed solder in

 

[Krarl]

Battery terminal crimping tools - any recommendations? I need to crimp just a couple of connections and it’s not the sort of tool I’m likely to use much at all in future so I don’t want to spend a lot on one.

If you're Yorkshire local you can borrow mine

If not f**k off

 

[ilovewilly]

If you're Yorkshire local you can borrow mine

If not f**k off

Fortunately not, but appreciate the offer 👍🏼

 

[thecrim22]

I got a cheap hand hydraulic one off eaby years ago works fine for all its used

 

[Krarl]

I got a cheap hand hydraulic one off eaby years ago works fine for all its used

Aye that's all mine is tbh

Seems decent though

 

[thecrim22]

Aye that's all mine is tbh

Seems decent though

Aye only down side is you need to use the next size down dies, if its a 50 use 35 dies

 

[Brigsy]

Ebay special hydraulic crimper works great on battery power cables.

 

[Brigsy]

Mine is the same as this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20364455...QrVQpEdQKi&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Done the trophy battery wiring no bother. Bit of dual wall heatshrink over the top to finish. Tested a couple of bits to destruction, very strong.

 

[thecrim22]

Mine is the same as this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20364455...QrVQpEdQKi&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Done the trophy battery wiring no bother. Bit of dual wall heatshrink over the top to finish. Tested a couple of bits to destruction, very strong.View attachment 1618028

Yup same idea as that never broken owt though

 

[jonzz]

Milwaukee M18BLHPT-202C M-SET M18 Compact Brushless Force Logic Press Tool (M Kit)

Milwaukee M18BLHPT. Brushless cordless presstool. For use on Geberit Mapress VSH X-Press Pegler Sanha and more. M profile press jaws. One handed operation.

www.bigredpowertools.co.uk

 

[thecrim22]

Milwaukee M18BLHPT-202C M-SET M18 Compact Brushless Force Logic Press Tool (M Kit)

Milwaukee M18BLHPT. Brushless cordless presstool. For use on Geberit Mapress VSH X-Press Pegler Sanha and more. M profile press jaws. One handed operation.

www.bigredpowertools.co.uk

f**k me you would have to be crimping some cables to make that worth while

 

[donnylad]

Think I’m going to buy a cheap electric pole saw to trim the tree in our garden. Any suggestions? I was just looking at Amazon 100 quid ones!

 

[jenic]

Think I’m going to buy a cheap electric pole saw to trim the tree in our garden. Any suggestions? I was just looking at Amazon 100 quid ones!

I got a cheap electric one, can't remember the brand but it was a popular domestic brand along the lines of flymo.

It was really s**t, the chain tension adjuster was cheap plastic and would lose it's tension after one cut. It frustrated me no end and I ended up throwing it away

Now have the milwaukee hatchet and a ladder. More risk of death or losing a limb admittedly, but much less risk of death through anger/excess stress 😂

 

[Jonnio]

Trimmed a pickups+ worth of branches with a cheap grey one from B&Q a few weeks back. Seemed alright, was expecting it to extend a bit further though.

 

[donnylad]

Yeh is that the Mcallister one? It looked to only be 8ft in b and q.

milwaukee do do one, but you have to buy a garden tool thing first, I could make it work as I need a strimmer as my cheap flymo packed in.

really don’t wanna drop 350 on a pole say / strimmer tho!

I also need a leaf sucker!

 

[Hxrry]

I'd been eyeing these up for a while!

 

[Krarl]

Who's gonna tell him?

 

[JamesBryan]

Who's gonna tell him?

Must have used a fair bit of this when paying for them 😂

 

[dann2707]

I'd been eyeing these up for a while!


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Get awayyy

 

[R3k1355]

I'd been eyeing these up for a while!


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Who's gonna tell him?

Knockoff Milwaukee guns.

 

[Brigsy]

Just bought a set of sgs car dollys to shuffle my Extra van about in the garage so i can get the blue meg back in. Tested on the clio and they work great, was not expecting it to be as easy as it is. Quick shove with the foot and its moving. Good for the money!

 

[R3k1355]

I think the most surprising thing about the SGS wheel skates is that the rams don't start pissing out fluid after using it for the first time.

 

[PhillipM]

Maybe they've improved and they'll only do it after a month now.

 

[Martin_172]

Anyone recommend a good compression tester? Only needs to do petrol engines if that makes a difference!

 

[Krarl]

Anyone recommend a good compression tester? Only needs to do petrol engines if that makes a difference!

I just have a sealey one, works fine