Good Tools & Other Helpful Inventions
#21
Too good not to go in here!
I've taken the liberty of pinching this pic from another thread.
Bassman first mentioned it, pic courtesy of Sprock.
It's a way cool gadget for aligning your rear wheel (for those who didn't see the other thread). Just clamps on the rear sprocket and points straight at the front one when the wheel's straight. Now, where's that scrap steel pile?
Maybe this thread could be stuck?? There's going to be some pretty handy stuff in here by the time everybody chips in their favorites. It'd be useful for newer riders or those who are just starting to get their workshops together. Just a thought guys...
Bassman first mentioned it, pic courtesy of Sprock.
It's a way cool gadget for aligning your rear wheel (for those who didn't see the other thread). Just clamps on the rear sprocket and points straight at the front one when the wheel's straight. Now, where's that scrap steel pile?
Maybe this thread could be stuck?? There's going to be some pretty handy stuff in here by the time everybody chips in their favorites. It'd be useful for newer riders or those who are just starting to get their workshops together. Just a thought guys...
Last edited by davethepom; 08-02-2010 at 12:56 AM.
#22
#25
Being super cheap, I use a nice strong magnet to magnetise my screwdrivers. Just run the magnet along the length of the screwdriver and it will hold a screw, turning a two handed job into a one handed one
We like hand jobs
For the super cheap like me, good magnets can be found in microwave ovens and many other useless kitchen appliances
We like hand jobs
For the super cheap like me, good magnets can be found in microwave ovens and many other useless kitchen appliances
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Hot Damn , Trout Laddie , very same as the one I have stuck to the
side of my tool chest , just stuck mine to the side of the toolchest
instead of screwing her to one spot ....... seems the magnet work
in a 360 degree fashion
I know you knew that already
side of my tool chest , just stuck mine to the side of the toolchest
instead of screwing her to one spot ....... seems the magnet work
in a 360 degree fashion
I know you knew that already
#29