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It
is always a good idea to buy the very best tools you can afford. They are an
investment
which will repay you many times over. There
is no such thing as good tools which are cheap tools. But if you cannot afford
new, then
buy second-hand. Don't spend hundreds on boxes of sockets, instead buy a good
quality tool
box, and buy the best quality sockets you can get, individually, as you want them.
You
will end up with just what you need.
This is a Britool Torque Wrench which I
bought
35 years ago, and has been used literally thousands of times.
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This
is a Wolf 3/4 inch chuck drill. When I bought it, I thought it was an extravagance.
But it
has more than paid its' keep, in undamaged drill bits. It is 2 speed : Slow and
Very Slow,
but it is very powerful, and lovely to use. It has 2 powers, and a 2nd handle
screws in to
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These
are accessories which I have made, and in conjunction with the
Hydraulic
Ramps, which I also made, are used in repair work and re-jigging. The shiny
bits are
actually made from bits of motorbike front forks. Using these, you can have all the wheels off,
and still work at waist
height.
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