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https://grrc.goodwood.com/road/news/video-build-ferrari-gto-replica-shed-scratch That might help. Lol.

Hi all. Hope everyone is well. This isn't myself at all. Just saw the video and thought you guys would like to see it m. Hope you enjoy. ��

Are you referring to the wriggly bits on what should be the flat part? I'm pretty sure mac have had that on their sockets and some spanners for the last nine or ten years.

Have never had it used any trim clip tools. Now I need a whole set of them after seeing everyone's. Are the plastic ones sturdy enough to not break?

My love started when I did work experience at a garage when I was 15. Started work as a tech. Since then became a regular on the snap on van. ��

Was going to post a pic. Got a 13-15 mm slim low torque spanner from Snap On and three 1/2" drive torx impact bits, t25, 30, and 40. Will post a pic when I find out how to. ��

Hello everyone. Hope all of you have had a good day. Thank you all for reading and giving suggestions. Admittedly I think I helped create the problem by not being too soft for fear of having high tensions in the workplace. Have realised that I defo should look after tools first and then make...

Hello everyone. Just thought I'd get everyone's opinion on here. I work in an independent and have been there for approximately 9 years. Over the years I have worked with lots of other mechanics who have come and gone. The issue is that over the years, the mechanics I have worked with have...

Hi guys. I regularly use 7,8,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,21,22,24,27,30,32 and 36 mm. The ones I use but not frequently, are 5.5 and 9 mm. Very rarely have needed 34 and 65 mm if I recall. Work on mainly VAG group and BMW. On occasion Jap and French too. Hope this helps.

Any pictures of the job in question? If i was doing it, i'd use an exhaust cut off tool in between the gap between the two sides of where the pinch bolt goes. That will take off the tension holding that tight. Drive a flat cold chisel between to seperate further. Whilst a colleague/friend is...

Is that price including the VAT SpannerMonkey? It comes to £30 less than my local shops if it is.

Thank you for all the advice and opinions guys. Seems kind of unanimous that the Milwaukee is the one to get. Yes i am in the UK SpannerMonkey. That looks exactly like the one i want. (-: thanks for the link.

I'll be getting the lithium version so wont interchange batteries, so having a snappy already doesn't really affect the new purchase. May decide on the m18 fuel seeing as it is highly rated. (-:

Ps. These are the milwaukee and the hitachi guns http://www.toolgurus.co.uk/hitachi-wr18dsdl-jj-18v-li-ion-cordless-impact-wrench/ http://www.toolgurus.co.uk/m18ciw12-402-18v-red-li-ion-fuel-brushless-cordless-impact-wrench/

Hello everyone. Pretty much as the title suggests. I am after a cordless 3/8 gun and not sure which one to go for. I have the snappy 1/2 cordless and am happy with that. If the price was the same for all three, which would you go for? Any input is appreciated.