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Got some Acesa, surprisingly useful.

Got my sights on this. Very good light, £52 (English pounds) Trusty Snap on will not die though.

Give the repair a try. It will be either worth or not. Bought fake Makita battery absolute junk. Expensive genuine Makita and Hikoki are excellent.

It is. Quite low quality tools overall although this seems ok. It's also available under the brand Sabrecut and others probably

Another 1/4" hex bit ratchet. Sealey AK6962. Has sprung ball in the tail end hex for screwdriver use, so long as the clip in the groove stays in place.

1/4" bit ratchet, just shy of 100mm length. Don't know how they managed to squeeze it into the packaging.

Wurth Zebra bit ratchet. Pic 2x actual size, smaller than a teaspoon. Holds bits, didn't really need it, doing what GJers do best.

Perhaps a singing set for use in the shower.

Over egging it for a shower door. Chuck some thread locker on the screw and lather up.

These were stores stock during my 1970's steelworks days. Get a chit from the foreman and off to central stores. You could and did belt seven shades out of these. They'd just laugh and come back for more. Not pretty or accurate but did a job.

Appears that you have caught the three culprits on camera. That is just a touch of levity, good they will help. My eldest washed my car just once, and under sufferance. It was worse than when he started the task. Washed it myself later.

Cheap *** Sealey pressure washer. Rainwater caught from garage roof filtered into 20 litre drum, mains water expensive, piped to cheap *** Sealey pressure washer. Fix8 bucket with magnetic grit guard for warm water and Simoniz shampoo. Snow foam shampoo and rinse. This is for interior, I think...

#80,613 Epilogue. Met with Snap on man and he's replaced internals FOC. Feel a bit shamed. had no issues with buying the repair kit.

From #80,613 Message from Snap on dealer. 'I'll see if I've got one and will be at Tavern garage 8.15 / 8.30 am Friday morning.'

Thanks Outlaw. Have a couple of ideas and there are some washers on line that look suitable. Needs to be 3/16" ish or 4 - 5mm thickness.

Don't mind using a footpump when I check my car tyres. Have car's plug in type and the new footpumps are very flimsy. Last week I bought an old Desmo that didn't work. Today I turned the leather washer inside out and it works fine until I can find a replacement of sorts.

Blue Point 3/8" ratchet today. How why and what someone has been doing with this I don't know. Repair kit on back order here.

I'm in England. We are poor over here.

Could you condense your tools into what you actually use, sell the rest now.