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I was thinking of using the original boards. But they have holes all through them. The sentimental value is the over riding factor in this build... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So I've moved into my late grandfathers old workshop and I'm in the process of getting everything... Back to scratch. I want to keep everything generally the same (I guess like putting muscle on. your skeleton is still the same) So I'm starting off with the bench he made. It's a little miss...

I think I might buy these, $99.95 isn't too bad anyway! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I had a look today, and to be honest I think they were alright. I do know they have off centre box ends. Even the ratcheting wrenches have slight imperfections with that. But these didn't seem too bad, I just don't want them breaking on me! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So yes as in get them or yes as in they are good quality?

I have the opportunity to snap up a set of metric (8-22) and imperial (1/4"-1") GearWrench combination spanners for $99.95. I was wondering if they are quality units? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That must be a joke!

Being in Australia, How can i get a box full of tools? i see in there catalog i ordered that you sort of can make your own set up, anyone know how i go about it? bit frustrated :dunno:

Something came in the mail today! got the T bar and first thing I'm going to do with it is clean it up (very little, but irritating all the more, rust)

I have a pair of them, good quality

I'd like to think we've evolved from a penal colony

I thought it was pretty good too!

I got this blue point T bar off eBay for $15 Good deal or what? I know blue point is a branch of snap on, but what's the overall quality like? I've used their T bars before hand, but nothing else

I haven't tig welded before but I've used oxy-acetylene (welding and cutting) gas less and gas mig, and I own an old (think it was my grandfathers) stick welder. I do a lot of steel fab but I haven't done any aluminium because my welder holds me back. I'm keen to get into aluminium...

I plan on welding anything and everything, I'm looking to get into the fab trade and I think from what all of you've said it would be best to get a stick tig, mostly because stick does steel and tig does aluminium and both of them do their types of metal the best!

Trying to select a welder (not sure if it should be TIG/STICK or just a MIG. What are some solid, relatively cheap welders? Has to be AUSTRALIAN Cheers

Just got a stahwillie catalog in the mail, reading up on all there gear, it's quite nice

The action feels really nice

Got some knipex circlip pliers after work today