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G'day bud, people from all over here so enjoy and stay well!

What the other side like?

I wouldn't crank on them bud but they would be good for a bit of leverage in tight spots.

I had a lady at work ask me whether I wanted a pair of extra large gloves last night whilst laughing. Funny bird ;)

Interesting article!!

You're right on the contamination issue.:eyecrazy:

Relax mate, nothing is being dislodged:wtf:

Take a chill pill brother, you worry too much :bounce:

Na mate thats like style vs. reliability, I'd go old school all the way. Anyway, when we're all dead, all you've got left is copies :beer:

If it was bronze i'd call you king tut:bowdown:

Nice, don't loose em. :)

Thats so nice and well made and hard as nails too.. Bring back old skill.

Nice and I bet plenty of copies have been made of that set over the years, hey is that a set of old school USAG?:headscrat

Inspector was none the wiser until told, bloke had fitted a steel cap to the base of the handle also. It turned out to be a ripper bit of gear.

looks like an old ship builders axe.

Some industries won't allow exposed wooden handled tools in site (eg. pharmaceutical). I saw a bloke put heavy electrical shrink wrap around his hammer handle this afternoon to get around this legitimate rule.:rocker:

P&N or (Sutton)- HSS and get a couple of solid carbides in the lot. Wurth which may be rebranded make good standby bits and are durable (ie. will drill bis80 time and time again). You won't regret purchasing quality drill bits and with proper use/ maintenance they will last years.

Mostly these days.

A couple of mine:willy_nil

Some of mine at hand!