Howdy Mark Should be a nice fit for a 7/16 American Standard nut. Never seen one, but that's what the book says... Nick Brearley _______________________________________________ Shop-talk mailing list
Wondering if anyone had experience of the tool here: http://www.toolshopdirect.co.uk/item.php?sn=B/Da7150&site=EMAIL241107 I wouldn't like to rely on it for serious use but for plumbing and the odd
Yes, but does it collapse just six inches short of its target? Like true tape measures do... Nick _______________________________________________ Shop-talk mailing list http://autox.team.net/mailman/
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Important to centrepunch the hole well and keep the Rotacut centreguide sliding freely. A little cutting oil works wonders. The fullsize Rotabroach machine is a very impressive piece of kit when you
I have an 11 gal portable air tank, think it came from Northern Tools last century, which gets used for the sort of thing such things get used for. Looking at the underside the other day I noticed "
Pretty much my thoughts. Just that seeing the instruction aroused a nagging idea that both lifespans might end simultaneously... Nick _______________________________________________ Support Team.Net
Steven, I've always thought that manual writers err on the side of caution. If they say ATF is OK you can take it as being so. When you think about it ATF takes an awful lot of punishment in its norm
MAC has a ratchet that does what you want - XRS 11 FPA. Although it isn't exactly the pattern you describe it does the job with a continuous neat spinning action of the handle. I've had one for 10+ y
You might look at Rawlnuts: http://www.vjtechnology.com/images/item_TechnicalDataPDF/TD00300010.PDF The M4 (4100) would be more than up to your job. I don't know if the product is sold under the same
Mark, We went to see a cousin of mine the other day who has several grandsons 3yrs and up. I was very impressed with a simple work bench he'd made for them with a joiner's vice (not engineers). He ga
John The Snapper made by these people http://www.interlock-cpt.com/ looks suitable. Never had any dealings with the firm but seen similar products at irrigation trade shows. Cleanliness and prep are
In UK there are plugs as at *http://www.powerconnections.co.uk/rewireables_uk.htm *In the pictures the live and neutral are the lower two pins. The sleeving can be seen extending along the pin for th
One possibility would be to use UK 3 flat pin sockets in child vulnerable situations and feed them with these: http://www.powerconnections.co.uk/convert_usjapanchina.htm What the US inspectors might
Er, what motor would you put in an M3 to give a performance improvement? : ^ ) Nick _______________________________________________ Support Team.Net http://www.team.net/donate.html Shop-talk mailing
Wondering if anyone has experience of angle impact drivers as seen here: http://www.makitafactoryoutlet.com/%5Cmakita%5Cproducts%5CBTL061Z.asp I'm looking for something to do the work of an air ratc
Howdy Mark, I'm a fully paid up member of the battery impact gun fan club. But the job I have in mind is changing blades on a rotary cultivator type machine which has pairs of blades fixed on to flan
Got to preface this by saying that I live in a country where the postman delivers mail to the door and it rarely snows enough to need serious ploughing so take this with a pinch of salt. Anyway, it s
How about this one? http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200102/cmselect/cmtlgr/557/557ap49.htm Nick Brearley In favour of just about any study that keeps solid vehicles and slow moving bodies