Re: That surprised me

TOG@Toil came up with the following;:

> Which is the point of this: there's something incredibly satisfying
> about using it. Angle grinder appeal. That and my torque wrench are
> about my favourite tools to use. The impact driver, oddly, doesn't hold
> the same appeal, which you'd think it would, considering it's a tool
> that needs clobbering with a blunt instrument.

I have an Air Impact Driver, and a Chisel and shed loads of others (Used to
work for Desoutter) that are all pretty well unbreakable and very satisfying
to use.

> Oh! Just thought of another one. My FOAD strobe gun, c/w dwell meter,
> adjustable advance and retard setting and rev counter.
>
> Anybody else got tools they just *like* using?

Part of my Desoutter 'stuff' was with Georges Renault Electronic Torque
Tightening Equipment .. Torque Wrenches that cost from £10k and go upwards,
mainly for production lines ... After being made redundant, someone forgot
to ask for the samples etc back, and I have a couple of small electronic
wrenches and torque transducers/readers that are the dogs bollocks.and which
just work so well. Not really much use at home, but I still do the odd bit
of freelance testing/designing ...

--
Paul ...
(8(|) Homer Rules ..... Doh !!!

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Paul - xxx	Re: That surprised me TOG@Toil came up with the following;: > Which is the point of this: there's something incredibly satisfying > about using it. Angle grinder appeal. That and my torque wrench are > about my favourite tools to use. The impact driver, oddly, doesn't hold > the same appeal, which you'd think it would, considering it's a tool > that needs clobbering with a blunt instrument. I have an Air Impact Driver, and a Chisel and shed loads of others (Used to work for Desoutter) that are all pretty well unbreakable and very satisfying to use. > Oh! Just thought of another one. My FOAD strobe gun, c/w dwell meter, > adjustable advance and retard setting and rev counter. > > Anybody else got tools they just like using? Part of my Desoutter 'stuff' was with Georges Renault Electronic Torque Tightening Equipment .. Torque Wrenches that cost from £10k and go upwards, mainly for production lines ... After being made redundant, someone forgot to ask for the samples etc back, and I have a couple of small electronic wrenches and torque transducers/readers that are the dogs bollocks.and which just work so well. Not really much use at home, but I still do the odd bit of freelance testing/designing ... -- Paul ... (8(\|) Homer Rules ..... Doh !!!