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They look like a form of hole clamp, used in sheet metal working, temporary fixings before rivets are put in. Cleco clmps are normally used with a plier type tool, to remove install, these look like a simple hand operated version. The centre comes up allowing the lump on the ends to push...

Had i enlarged the picture i would have seen the ground edge, and mediatly ruled out my suggestion :oops:

Isn't that a bicycle spanner? The forked bit at the front for adjusting cone nuts...

I wouldnt worry about a dead blow, your obviously on a budget, so a hammer and block of wood will suffice. I would be looking at replacing pads/discs both sides, otherwise you may end up with a problem come MOT time.

Only used a drill from them, took plenty of stick on site, sensibly priced aswell isnt it?

Dont use them often, but i have had much more sucess with Tomtom.... Garmins seem to zoom out and stop talking to you when you most need it :roll:

Ive not had much sucess with superglue. The cold makes it break easy again.

Hair drier is normally adequate, while not being hot enough to do any damage 8)

How about the Dual Drill Never seen one in real life :lol: http://www.teleshop24.co.uk/tvshoppinguk_s/dual_drill.html

Id expect £50 would get you everything you need for a day Local hire firms often a bit cheaper than the big ones. If not, HSS usually pretty helpfull :D

You could use a thread locking compound like loctite, or how about using nylock nuts?

Ive got the previous model, unfortunatly hasnt got the sat nav or handy level...hopefully next upgrade :lol:

Can you reposition the handle slightly to one side?

Speedglass are very popular with professional users. For a hobby welder though its probably a bit over the top? What sort of welding are you doing? There is speedglass models which arn't sensitive enough for low amp TIG, but fine for MIG and MMA. And half the price. Personally im not all...

Yup, the knurled collar is a depth stop, to prevent the screw head tearing through the paper. Screw or unscrew to put it in deeper or shallower.

Have a look at the Axminster powertools website, they have a good range of sharpening systems, from very cheap wetstone setups for just over £40, or wide wheel bench grinders for £30 8)

Try a fabrication company if theres any local to you, theyll probably have loads of offcuts kicking about :wink: Its only bog standard steel tube, depending on what size fittings you choose scaffold pipe will do the job.

Its 2 flanges threaded onto a bit of galvy pipe. You can buy seperate bits, but unless you have the facility to thread pipe the length you want its not that easy. You could use Key Clamp, http://www.as-suppliesltd.co.uk/as_supplies/3429/mia/d/a10+round+wall+plate/pid/5872188 All you...

Its a key safe. No power required. Press the code then open it.

We can only assume your not giving yours enough stick then frank!