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Wool lined riggers gloves work for me in the mountains.

Thought so as not much passes by GJ and i'll be interested to put a date on some of my older tools with the info. Cheers.

Ask the manufacturer and see if you get a reply!

You made have seen it before if not check it out: https://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/index.html

STAEDTLER Mars Technico Clutch Pencils with a huge variety of 2mm leads available are the way to go if you don't mind spending a bob or two. The blue leads work great for marking out stainless steel, bronze etc.

May have gotten hot at some stage guessing by the colouring .

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Kerosene as lubricant

Make a cardboard template of the curve you want and get it rolled. You can dog it in as you build the bucket.

Yes Zkling, profits have become obsessive and at the same time the skills utilised to produce quality tools have been eroded or lost. Time and knowledge produces quality. In that regard, when the people who produce the tools no longer understand or know the use of what they are producing, what...

I believe the Irish have infultrated China now!

Seen the same thing on a F111.

I avoid them slow jaws, not enough positive grip.

What's your altitude man?

I know good tools, yep they are great to work with and I have plenty enough, with many favourites both new and old. I strongly believe that a sign of a good tool is how they cope with wear and tear after years of use. Tools are my bread and butter. What is it with the **** found in many of the...

Where are we headed damn it!

I'm sure I left it closed...ok better check.....yep its closed.....now did I close it or not.....damn better check.....yep it's closed :headscrat :lol_hitti

:beer: yes I agree!

Mate, get rid of the flux cored wire and get gas. I worry about Barium levels within flux cored products.