Aldi Air Tool Fest

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by peter, Feb 28, 2007.

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    peter Guest

    peter, Feb 28, 2007
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    Eddie Guest

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    Paul - xxx Guest

    The ratchet appears worth it for the included 'impact' bits alone ... ;)

    The chisel is just _so_ handy when you need one and nothing else works
    quite as well.

    I have a Landrover, big tools that are also noisy work well for me ...
    ;)
     
    Paul - xxx, Feb 28, 2007
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    Eddie Guest

    I got a set of those with the impact wrench...
    Angle-grinder?
     
    Eddie, Feb 28, 2007
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    Paul - xxx Guest

    Angle grinders an absolute 'must-have' ... the chisel is best as a
    de-scaler or paint/rust/shite-remover 'cos it mostly doesn't harm [1][2]
    the under-lying structure and can often reach where an angle-grinder
    can't.

    [1] Unless you're a really ham-fisted twat ... ;)
    [2] When used with a de-scaling bit/bits.
     
    Paul - xxx, Feb 28, 2007
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  6. They had angle-grinders last week; may still be some leftovers
    around, the Yiewsley store had dozens of packages of replacement disks
    last Sunday.
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    Beav Guest

    I can't imagine not having an air ratchet again, I've got a 1/4" a 3/8th"
    and a 1/2" and even they're not enough. I'll be toddling along for one of
    the rattlers, as they're another thing you can't have enough of.

    The air chisels are brilliant for other things than just chiseling if you
    modify the chisel bits. A ball ended tool (as an example) makes a great tool
    for knocking out dents out of mudguards.


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    Nige Guest

    I'm gonna get the whole lot if i can!

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    zymurgy Guest

    Nah, too noisy, and pointless as far as I can see.

    Impact gun, yes. Chisel, yes, but ratchet ?

    I have one that I acquired, it's still in the drawer.

    P.
     
    zymurgy, Mar 1, 2007
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    Krusty Guest

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    Molly Guest

    Cheers for that Pete, I got one today. An amazing deal.

    While I was there I picked up an angle grinder plus lots of discs.
    Just like shoes, a girl can never have too many angle grinders.
     
    Molly, Mar 1, 2007
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    Andy Bonwick Guest

    I've yet to see any air tool outlast the equivalent 110v item.

    I was using a 110v 1" drive impact gun a few days ago to run 2.5" BSF
    taps with and it got hot enough for the drive adaptor to steam when
    water got on it. An air tool would have spat it's vanes out of the
    exhaust in 30 minutes.

    I'd have thought you would have gone beyond the garden workshop stage.
     
    Andy Bonwick, Mar 1, 2007
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