Anyone else love tools like I do?

[GeneV]

Brokentrack, looks good.

 

[PILOON]

I DIY'd built a log cabin so that started one tool streak---chain saw, axes, hoists,
Then I built some furniture so power tools (bench saw, planed, routers (3) and every bit I found
Then home renovations: portable table saw, 12" chop saw, 2 compressors, 8-9 nail guns,
Then aviation as a bread winner---specialized wrenches, gauges, tensiometers, hydraulic testers,
aviation specialty was Avionics, hence meters torque wrenches (4 autopilot adjustments) scopes etc
Then DIY tractor maintenance and modifications ---built my cab, pusher blade etc.

Yep, tool junky ---but ask me, probably have it---probably, maybe 2.
When it comes to lending a tool, everybody gets one chance then we'll see.

Need P&W 985 cylinder wrenches? Lycoming cylinder? cable tension meter? what torque wrench? or rivnut tools?

Ohm meters, meter calibration? compression tester?
Lathe, 2--one wood and small metal.
Welding, gas and electric (2) 1 wire cheapo.

LOL, don't have an 'english wheel' (yet)

What I really need is a bigger shop!.(I have to walk sideways)

 

[Industrial Toys]

SAD, that the high tech electronic tools go out of date so quickly. Thinking of all those impressive gadgets they used to repair old color TVs.

 

[90cummins]

Do pliers count??



90cummins

 

[Industrial Toys]

GOSH, just think of all the rounded off hex fasteners, at the jaws of those many slip joint pliars.

 

[Ford850]

Do pliers count??

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90cummins

Do pliers count? That would be handy, but mine can't even talk.

 

[two_bit_score]

Do pliers count??

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90cummins

You can't have too many pairs of pliers.

 

[Cat_Driver]

Some creative guy would weld all those together in that shape and then hang it on a cable as artwork.
Probably get a few grand for it as a piece of art.

 

[bindian]

I DIY'd built a log cabin so that started one tool streak---chain saw, axes, hoists,
Then I built some furniture so power tools (bench saw, planed, routers (3) and every bit I found
Then home renovations: portable table saw, 12" chop saw, 2 compressors, 8-9 nail guns,
Then aviation as a bread winner---specialized wrenches, gauges, tensiometers, hydraulic testers,
aviation specialty was Avionics, hence meters torque wrenches (4 autopilot adjustments) scopes etc
Then DIY tractor maintenance and modifications ---built my cab, pusher blade etc.

Yep, tool junky ---but ask me, probably have it---probably, maybe 2.
When it comes to lending a tool, everybody gets one chance then we'll see.

Need P&W 985 cylinder wrenches? Lycoming cylinder? cable tension meter? what torque wrench? or rivnut tools?

Ohm meters, meter calibration? compression tester?
Lathe, 2--one wood and small metal.
Welding, gas and electric (2) 1 wire cheapo.

LOL, don't have an 'english wheel' (yet)

What I really need is a bigger shop!.(I have to walk sideways)

I'll gladly sale my Boeing 727 engine cowl latch tool. Also my Douglas DC-9 main gear shimney damper adapter. How about a trim tool for a JT8? I got'em if you want'em.....all home made of course.:licking: I'm gonna donate all my homemade Boeing 737 tools to a lower seniority co worker and friend. So those are not for sale.
hugs, Brandi

 

[bindian]

LOL, don't have an 'english wheel' (yet)

Those wheels are getting smaller and cheaper. I don't need one, but they are definitely fun to play with.
hugs, Brandi