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IR 125 standard duty are excellent bits of gear. They take punishment and have been copied by a few makers including Scorpion over the years.

Britool always had well designed tools, their spanners were always a bit over tempered. They tended on the softer side. I'll post some pics when I can.

Yea Aussie engineers and tradesmen in "bib & brace":rocker::rocker:

Too true fella!

what do you mean Dub the drill ?

You may have to grind less relief into your drill bit

Excellent advise Alchymist!

Damn the steel Brades used in the old days was good. I've been using a couple of old Brades tools to help with welding and they will cut through anything. will post picks ASAP.

Can someone produce me a cordless welder....please!!!! (Other the Broco)

The thing is, Australia has sold most of it's manufacturing to Asia due to the supposed high costs of producing goods within Aus. As a result of doing this, Australia has shot itself in the foot (so to speak) as it is almost impossible to reclaim what has been abandoned.

You can also use a pointed type grub (set) screw when aligning a threaded hole with a part or material to be drilled.

Yield is good, they use it often in the rail maintenance industry

rock n' roll Buck

Air hooks? you know-- air hooks!!!!

Combine every tool into one and save it!

It's what the client wants or requires and thats it.

You do familiar work champ. Keep it up!

air hooks mate, they work every time!

Looking for a metric and AF spanner set made by format-tools. Does anyone know of where to find format brand tools (including hammers)?

Check out oliver boots!