mine would be a slide hammer i made when i did my BMETS at polytech a few years back it isn't a big one but it has come in handy so many times i'm sure yorick would miss it too if i took it out of his workshop
what is your favourite tool
what is your favourite tool
what tool do you own that you would miss the most
mine would be a slide hammer i made when i did my BMETS at polytech a few years back it isn't a big one but it has come in handy so many times i'm sure yorick would miss it too if i took it out of his workshop

mine would be a slide hammer i made when i did my BMETS at polytech a few years back it isn't a big one but it has come in handy so many times i'm sure yorick would miss it too if i took it out of his workshop
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old mercedes never die but sometimes they do need some love
older cars are good,mercedes are better,older mercedes are the best
old mercedes never die but sometimes they do need some love
older cars are good,mercedes are better,older mercedes are the best
Re: what is your favourite tool
I would have to say my Impact gun. definatly makes taking rims off and on a less strenious experience
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Re: what is your favourite tool
The one in my pocket, I seem to be always reaching for it
Use to call it the "one bar heater" in the bush as it always keeps your hands warm, many other uses as well
Use to call it the "one bar heater" in the bush as it always keeps your hands warm, many other uses as well
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Re: what is your favourite tool
I'm afraid Tui always comes first before tools

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Sadam_Husain wrote:I'm afraid Tui always comes first before tools![]()
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you dissappoint me marty
I was expecting to see that pic that been thrashed on here lots
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Re: what is your favourite tool
Every tool is a hammer, except screwdrivers which are chisels.
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Re: what is your favourite tool
NJV6 wrote:Every tool is a hammer, except screwdrivers which are chisels.
They are hammers to. Gotta have something to whack the end of your 'chisel' with and another screwdriver is usually the closest thing
My favorite tool is probably the gas soldering iron/blow torch I just bought of trademe. They are so bloody handy.
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Re: what is your favourite tool
My 10 pound "Persuader"(Sledge Hammer)
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Re: what is your favourite tool
rex is my favourite 'tool'..
what? oh... you mean inanimate object? yeah.. thats him too...

what? oh... you mean inanimate object? yeah.. thats him too...


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skid wrote:you dissappoint me marty
I was expecting to see that pic that been thrashed on here lots![]()
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Hmmmm...... I guess you've got a point there Skid
In second place after the Tui comes the favourite chainsaw
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Do you gun for a forest at a time or something? That thing is mammoth.
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Taz wrote:Do you gun for a forest at a time or something? That thing is mammoth.
It dosent get out of he shed very offten these days but it did do a bit of work up at rallywoods a few weeks back
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Bubba wrote:The one in my pocket, I seem to be always reaching for it
Use to call it the "one bar heater" in the bush as it always keeps your hands warm, many other uses as well
I wanted to say that but I refrained from speaking out for a change.
but seriously if its a good laugh you're after, then my favourite tool for a while now has been 86-surf
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skid wrote:Bubba wrote:The one in my pocket, I seem to be always reaching for it
Use to call it the "one bar heater" in the bush as it always keeps your hands warm, many other uses as well
I wanted to say that but I refrained from speaking out for a change.
but seriously if its a good laugh you're after, then my favourite tool for a while now has been 86-surf :lol:![]()
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Re: what is your favourite tool
Prob my 3/8" socket set.
Small enough for everything but the most fiddly bolts, big enough to unbolt a motor and gearbox.
Small enough for everything but the most fiddly bolts, big enough to unbolt a motor and gearbox.
Re: what is your favourite tool
Just look at my sig line for the answer......
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Re: what is your favourite tool
currently my 1/2 inch drive ratchet that is only 5 inches long and has a swivel between the handle and the ratchet mechanism. If I can get my hand into a gap I can use this thing - Brilliant.
My next favourite is the little green box we use to set off explosives, not that it is impressive or flashy but the end results are ...... Cool.
My next favourite is the little green box we use to set off explosives, not that it is impressive or flashy but the end results are ...... Cool.
Re: what is your favourite tool
Mig welder followed closely by the 5" grinder, just can't beat that sence of acheivement from glueing bits of steel together and having whats in your minds eye appair before ya 
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Re: what is your favourite tool
600 mm ratchet koken brand 200lbs of touque, moves most bolts or nuts
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coxsy wrote:600 mm ratchet koken brand 200lbs of touque, moves most bolts or nuts
3/4"?
My brother broke one of those on his 40t bulldozer. Koken replaced the ratchet moving parts with no questions asked. Gotta love em.
Re: what is your favourite tool
have one of each 1/2 an 3/4
a fitter welder who does a lot of fitting
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coxsy wrote:600 mm ratchet koken brand 200lbs of touque, moves most bolts or nuts
We've got a 1" one at work would have to be at least a 1000mm in length and can do up to 600 ft lbs of torque, when that isn't good enough we have another adapter which takes it 3 times of what ever it is so can get up to around 1800 ft lbs of torque. Rad ha?!
Um my favourite tools would have to be either my ratchet spanner set or the big blue hammer (oxy acetylene gas torch lol)
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8 shot pump action shot gun

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niblik wrote:rex is my favourite 'tool'..
what? oh... you mean inanimate object? yeah.. thats him too...![]()
Hahahahahahahaha

Re: what is your favourite tool
mig first then hammers and dollys.
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Re: what is your favourite tool
my plasma cutter and soon to be my lathe
Re: what is your favourite tool
its a hard one, either my cordless rattlegun or my sabre saw, faster than my cut of saw for cutting bits of steel to weld onto my truck... other than that the one in my pants... only cause we've been together such a long time...... lol 
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Re: what is your favourite tool
i would have to say a can of CRC really, lots of rusty bits everywhere then the good old Teng 1/2 inch socket set, with 800mm sid galv pipe extension.
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Re: what is your favourite tool
So you're all petrol heads, but only one good bugger has chosen his chainsaw as favourite tool???!!
I've only got a cheap Ryobi chainsaw (hey, i'm young and have a mortgage - what am i gonna do?) but not only does it stay surprisingly sharp and start really easily... but it is the perfect combination of hand tools and engines
Mmmmmmm engines and tools combined..... **drool**
I've only got a cheap Ryobi chainsaw (hey, i'm young and have a mortgage - what am i gonna do?) but not only does it stay surprisingly sharp and start really easily... but it is the perfect combination of hand tools and engines
Mmmmmmm engines and tools combined..... **drool**