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It gets used for multiple jobs every single day I'm flooring. It's bloody awesome.
Think mine was from axminster too, its been in my pocket for a bloody long time though. I was on a job where a friend broke his, he just went quiet and for a moment a thought he might cry.
Trend T5 Router - it just works, well.
Knives, lovely lovely knive. Any knife will do so long as it's a knife.
Lovely
Sam Underhill, What is that tool used for?
Sam Underhill, What is that tool used for?
Taking stuff apart with minimum fuss.
Power tool
My AEG SDS drill.
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It just works. Drills through anything. Neatly and with no fuss.
Hand tools
An old adjustable wrench I inherited from my Grandad. It's US made and, according to [url= http://jeepdraw.com/G503_TOOLS-6.html ]this website[/url], it seems to date from pre-WWII!
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Old tools are definitely better - I've got a bunch of pre-WWII Speetog clamps and they're wonderful things I use all the time:
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/cycleologist/7746693204/ ]Happy Speetogs[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/cycleologist/ ]Ben Cooper[/url], on Flickr
Also for some unusual compound-lever pliers that can get a lot of force into a small space, really handy - not sure how old they are, but the patent stamp says 1890. And my standard workshop hammer is one I found at the side of the road - another advantage to cycling to work 🙂
Well it's electronic - but still a tool to me - a smart charger /discharger for most li-ion / lipo / Ni-cad's / Pb - etc:
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/msk1833/8162458495/ ]Fork[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/msk1833/ ]Matt1833[/url]
Hand manipulated food excavator. One of many.
wysiwyg. I shot my first rabbit with a Fenman. Smooth in .22. Harsh in .177.
Yankee screwdriver
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Cleaver, Wok ... & chopping board ...
