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Fronius Transpocket 1500. Also got a Bizel 17 torch, flowmeters etc for Tig.

Irish nunchucks. :dunno:

Guy I know lent his top shelf point nose pliers out a while back and they were returned to him ground into circlip pliers.:eyecrazy:

Come on mate, most of the 'tools' in this country are from overseas! :thumbup:

You beauty! :thumbup:

It's the same type of tip that i've always used when oxy coating.

It's use for spray coating metal objects such as shaft ends etc. Different grades/ compositions of fine powder alloys like nickel and tungsten are poured into the funnel, the object is heated till cherry red, you press the lever and spray coat away.:thumbup:

Hey, your time will come! :thumbup:

Found it! Anyone for a game of pool? Great stuff find the X on the map Savage Cave 1182 San Francisco Bicycle Rte 45 San Francisco, CA 94110 United States :thumbup:

Had anyone found the tour on google maps?

After 10mins he starts showing some of his tooling. Not bad!

supply - reclaimation / population growth = ?

Thank you, Mud.

Hey I heard Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea provide 1000 yes 1000 ton of rice a day for their workers.

Good stuff bah hum bug! This machine drives it's self.

Hey I think one of the old bridges here in Melbourne was built with wrought iron from Minnesota over 100 years ago. It's of riveted construction, heritage listed and was starting to crack. Welders had a real hard time back a few years resolving the problem.

Sorry mate, I don't buy into the news. All I say is from experience. Thing are not so bad for some but the same can't be said for many. You guys are making money right, and you're buying Chinese tools, that being said you're buying a % Australian steel. The Chinese are getting big on the...

Intersting mate, sounds like New Castle over this way, a big coal producer and you can kick the lumps of coal in the fields.

Don't believe so mate, the Chinese have been stock-piling Australian ore for years. They have massive underwater dumping zones and have used our ore extensively over the years as their own supply does not fit the bill and is not what we want.

Ah the magic of platypus bones! :thumbup: