What's your favourite tool

[Ashley M]

I would have to say my little MIG welder, had it years, most of the time it sits in the corner collecting dust, but when I need it, it's never let me down.

[Lutin]

I would have to say my little MIG welder, had it years, most of the time it sits in the corner collecting dust, but when I need it, it's never let me down.

Should get around to learning how to use one of these sometime. Haven't done any welding since my apprenticeship, more years ago than I care to admit, and then it was only big feck-off arc welding and gas (brazing). Mind you, the gas cutting was fun.

[Mervinh]

Should get around to learning how to use one of these sometime. Haven't done any welding since my apprenticeship, more years ago than I care to admit, and then it was only big feck-off arc welding and gas (brazing). Mind you, the gas cutting was fun.

oh yes me too, I still do a bit of Arc welding when pushed , but the Gas Axe best tool ever, coming in a close second the 9 inch disc cutter then the 4.5 inch disc cutter
Merv

[Chad]

oh yes me too, I still do a bit of Arc welding when pushed , but the Gas Axe best tool ever, coming in a close second the 9 inch disc cutter then the 4.5 inch disc cutter
Merv

when the new fangled plasma cutters came out . i took great pleasure in prooving that if thee was an adept with the gas axe you could cut just as sweet and neat as the plasma , god i used to love that tool

the added benefit was filling balloons with the acetylene with some bell wire inside attached to a pp3 battery,made many of the lads ****e themselves in the tea room with that resulting bang

[boboneleg]

At the moment I would say my buzetti tyre levers, they've had plenty of use in the past couple of years

and anyone who has KTM will probably confirm that it's pretty cool to get a bottle opener in the toolkit

[iswoolley]

My favourite tool is the one that I don't need to use. Unfortunately not many of my tools are my favourite at the moment...

[ritosxf]

lmao ,,,,,, duct tape ,,,,,,

[MINGER]

Metrinch sockets, just cant be beat, especially with rusted nuts.

[Steve C]

My tiny, teensy weensy spanner, just the right size to hold the tappet adjuster still whilst I tighten up the lock nut.

That and my double ended angled feeler gauge, one end was the inlet valve, the other the outlet valve setting for the AT. I left it behind on the floor at the first working bee. RIP.

Oh man, I could cry. I lost my entire tool collection when I was about 26 (so thirty odd years now), and my then girlfriend left the boot of my old MG roadster unlocked. Years followed with me thinking "I wish I still had that x or y."

[Steve C]

Metrinch sockets, just cant be beat, especially with rusted nuts.

Can't tell you how many times I've wondered what to do about me rusted nuts...