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velocity3x wrote:"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler"........Al Einstein

Another argument for the "valveless" design

That's going in my sig...

I doubt I'm the first person to have made that statement, but cheers

MIG/MAG welder


Drill press


Cupboard of tools. 3 Angle grinders, 2 drills, nibbler, belt sander, bench sander, jigsaw, circular saw, electric plane etc.


Grinder (not pictured: Vice/Drop saw etc)


Hydraulic block splitter doubling as shop press.


Lathe


Toolbox


BEEEER (I don't drink though)

Good to see another person who's got a penchant (hope I spelt that right) for Land Rovers.

Also, if I remember correctly, there was a thread like this, but I lack
JSR-esque link gathering skills, so I can't give you a link.

Anyways, I've got the most average set of tools you can imagine, so
I'd better stop rambling.

Zeus wrote:Good to see another person who's got a penchant (hope I spelt that right) for Land Rovers.

*cough*

Also, if I remember correctly, there was a thread like this, but I lack
JSR-esque link gathering skills, so I can't give you a link.

There was a humorous "tools redefined" thread, not sure if that's the one you're referring to.

By the way, forgot to mention this important tool:

That wasn't the thread which I was referring to, but thanks for the link,
quite amusing.

I saw your Land Rover, but why a short wheelbase, it could be so much bigger.

[Edit, I've been looking at those Leathermans, what are they like?

Sorry about the thread hijack.

Leathermans are great tools, I use mine daily, mines got a couple screw drivers, needle nose pliers a knife, bottle opener wire cutter, wire stripper and a pair of scissors
I have the fuse but the wave has all that's and minI saw too

Zeus wrote:I saw your Land Rover, but why a short wheelbase, it could be so much bigger.

Because it's also my every-day vehicle, and urban parking with a LWB would be a bit of nightmare. It's already a chore without power steering

I've been looking at those Leathermans, what are they like?

Toolbox in your pocket, mine is always with me especially at work, even when I'm forced to suit up Not sure what your local guarantee arrangement would be but here it comes with a lifetime guarantee, should you need to replace it there's only a small fee to cover postage to the US, you can also trade in your old one for a newer model just making up for the cost difference.

I also have a Skeletool for more "dressy" occasions

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:

That's going in my sig...

I doubt I'm the first person to have made that statement, but cheers

Yeah, I know. It's just cuz you said it...

deathbyDWV wrote:

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:

That's going in my sig...

I doubt I'm the first person to have made that statement, but cheers

Yeah, I know. It's just cuz you said it...

Oh poohey, my quote is gone

I have a leatherman surge and i use it all the time. i would recomend it to anyone looking for a multi-tool. also if you get a surge or a wave or any other leatherman with interchangeable bits i recomend grinding the shank of a magnetic bit holder to fit in the tools screwdriver. it is great for using standard insert bits in the leatherman.

Gun Freak wrote:

deathbyDWV wrote:

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:
I doubt I'm the first person to have made that statement, but cheers

Yeah, I know. It's just cuz you said it...

Oh poohey, my quote is gone

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deathbyDWV wrote:

Gun Freak wrote:

deathbyDWV wrote:
Yeah, I know. It's just cuz you said it...

Oh poohey, my quote is gone

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Lol my quote in your sig...

Favorite used tool in spudgunning, besides my hand saw

Not in order

Let me guess, JB Welds at the top