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a set of microtech screwdrive. ideal for bodies screws

refound these tools in the mess

the tool for ankel tighten. top with with the dynamometer key

Insertion/extraction tool for Anderson Power Pole connectors ...

Mini press drill stand arrived, but I had to get another drill as my mains powered one didn't have a trigger lock

The box felt quiite heavy when it arrived - but it was multilayered & coated to make it heavy, and weighed about the same as the press itself. The top end is reasonable quality, but the base is 1.5mm cast light aluminium alloy I had to add a thick marine ply base to curb the risk of it just falling over. I don't have high hopes for this lasting very long at all, just overcoming the springing to lower the drill causes the thing to bend... "Cast Iron Base"? That'll be fraud then - but this was one of the better quality presses out there

I also got a tiddly battery powered drill, 3/8ths" (10mm) chuck, looks to be powered by a 380 motor. Only one speed (400 rpm) forward & back, but it was cheap (12 GBP) & the claimed battery life (80% charge after 90 days) really appeals as my decent battery drill is now 3 years old and of course the Ni-Cd battery is now almost useless, even after several discharge/charge cycles it just won't hold charge for more than a couple of days

Found the adéquat pliers for the rRc plastic parts and static models

easter gift. No more room room in my new home. I needed something to stock my tools.

stingray-63 wrote:

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I was just going to post that I got an ikkle rachet tap wrench, only to see that Stingray already got one some time ago

And it is very efficient. But this one has a limited size...

I bought a 2nd tap holder, the next size up - but this one wasn't quite as well made. Specifically, the hole for detent ball (that's supposed to hold the cross brace in) wasn't wide/deep enough so the ball was only flush with the surface ... after complete dismantling & a lot of drilling it now works as it should