Tool

[helpsy]

What's your best tool you can't do without....in your toolbox ! ;-0

 

[tamz]

I love my 10" knipex but i loose a couple of set a year.

My estwing on the other hand............I've had 3 of these in near 40 years and every one i've lost (i snapped the head off one) has been like a death in the family. I'm devistated and go around like a raging bull until i get another so it would have to be that.
The Estwing

 

[lame plumber]

its always the tool you left on the last job!

 

[secret squirrel]

My mates phone number:39:

 

[lance]

torch.

 

[pipefitter]

My crescent grips ..wouldn't use any others

 

[GasmanxxxR1]

Me too I have missed mine (I lost the screw)

yep happened to me too, im still bitter about it. They where all worn in and had a polished feel to them from being used every day, over a year later and im still wearing the new ones in

 

[Wet dream]

the apprentice ;-)

 

[woodytheplumber]

my old gaffers 10" grips must be 20? ish years old but feel so good to use although the handles are made up of 99% insulation tape now

 

[Dannypipe]

It's a tool we all take for granted, but a 15/22mm pipe slice. Lose those and you will be directly down the merchants for some more.

 

[erpkid]

Fein multimaster wins our "tool of the month" quite a lot. There are many others but this noisy little German chap usually gets his efficient nose ahead. Yesterday had a shower valve to service. Installer had, or allowed, tile just over the inlet cartridges. Fein with the diamond blade carved a lovely curve in tiles. Did such a lovely job I was kind of moist though strangely dusty. Customer was pleased but she was not quite on the same wavelength.

 

[AlexGas]

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[TimeServed]

Pocketknife, clipped onto my pocket at all times, very rarely use a Stanley anymore....
Spyderco UK Pen Knife C94 - Mind Your Fingers

 

[Guest123]

Tape measure, Bahco adjustables, and my gadget of the month which is my Milwaukee 12v copper pipe cutter.

Plus I just don't function without music playing.

 

[woodytheplumber]

liked the look of them milwuakee copper sliced for a while but do they actually save time or not?

 

[Guest123]

liked the look of them milwuakee copper sliced for a while but do they actually save time or not?

They are brilliant for hard to reach places and are far easier way to cut copper than turning a pipe slice all day. Saves getting blisters. Just clamp the machine on the pipe, press a button and it's done! Cuts 15mm in about 5 seconds and 22mm in 10 seconds. Not a great timesaver, but makes cutting copper a lot easier and no more blisters!

 

[Gray0689]

Tape measure, Bahco adjustables, and my gadget of the month which is my Milwaukee 12v copper pipe cutter.

Plus I just don't function without music playing.

My mate got them pipe cutters waste of money imho far to slow and not that easy to cut pipe in sittu imho

 

[helpsy]

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Is that a shot of a model from an IKEA catalogue ???? Lol

 

[woodytheplumber]

hay have to invest then as I already have the compatible drills so only need the bare tool (toolstation were selling the drill on the website only with 2 bats for 80!!)

 

[Phil]

I have a favorite tool I'd be lost without and its a small thin cheap flat bladed screwdriver with the end bent over 90 degrees, the uses for that are endless like when you need to remove a bath panel for example.

 

[mjt]

They are brilliant for hard to reach places and are far easier way to cut copper than turning a pipe slice all day. Saves getting blisters. Just clamp the machine on the pipe, press a button and it's done! Cuts 15mm in about 5 seconds and 22mm in 10 seconds. Not a great timesaver, but makes cutting copper a lot easier and no more blisters!

Posh plumbers toy lol

 

[REDSAW]

Is that a shot of a model from an IKEA catalogue ???? Lol

no, its a tit with a splinter in his tab lol

 

[REDSAW]

a chisel scraper!.

and a blow up apprentice!!;0

 

[plumber0808]

I have a favorite tool I'd be lost without and its a small thin cheap flat bladed screwdriver with the end bent over 90 degrees, the uses for that are endless like when you need to remove a bath panel for example.

Draper 30781 17-Piece Offset Ratchet Screw and Socket Driver Set:Amazon😀IY & Tools

The proper tool, excellent bit of kit had it for ages for those tight spaces.

 

[kay-jay]

Draper 30781 17-Piece Offset Ratchet Screw and Socket Driver Set:Amazon😀IY & Tools

The proper tool, excellent bit of kit had it for ages for those tight spaces.

I have that too. Its a godsend for changing gas valves on some old boilers

 

[David Foster]

I wouldn't be without my gasket cutting tool hands down my favourite kit.