Tool

[helpsy]

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

 

[plumber0808]

Oh where to start. I always have a tape measure.

I love measuring

 

[lame plumber]

the one you cant find at the time!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Rickster123]

My hammer!

 

[BBV]

My adjustable spanner. Can't do without that!!

 

[leethegasman]

My pen no pen no pay

 

[lame plumber]

My hammer!

proper plumber

My adjustable spanner. Can't do without that!!!

new aged plumber🙂


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[jase158]

leak sealer.... silicone..... super glue....

 

[Killy Bing]

The one carrying the toolbox.......

 

[Ollieg]

leak sealer.... silicone..... super glue....

U mean they're all different things?

 

[plumber0808]

A tip~ you can always look busy with a tape measure, walk round anywhere, stand anywhere.

Look, knowingly nod ,measure

 

[lame plumber]

leak sealer.... silicone..... super glue....

DIY plumber🙂🙂🙂

 

[Ollieg]

You forgot closure plate tape for them gas leaksssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.:stuart:

 

[rob2048]

The towel seems to come out quite a lot if that's a tool

 

[CXR100]

bahco adjustable spaner , mum and dad bought it for me when i was 15 and starting to take interest in plumbing! and i had some work experience from a plumber who lived near me and he had one the same! so i wanted one to be like him haha! been with me everyday since, dont know how many leaks that has sorted............or created , well that might actually be the operator!!!

 

[Irish]

Mobile, for them tricky problems that I've not come across before then I come on here and get advice from those clever fellas in the know! Very close second is defiantly my dear old estwing

 

[AWheating]

a pencil, probably the most used and missed tool in a toolbox.

 

[Keefy]

a pencil, probably the most used and missed tool in a toolbox.

I was going to say that, erm, my Stanley knife then, for sharpening my pencil.

 

[Kyle87]

Knee pads. I feel old when I spend a day without them!!

 

[leethegasman]

My best tool I can not do without when changing a domestic pump is my small pair of 10" chains,removes the tightest of pump nuts,if you don't have a pair put them on your Christmas list.

 

[GasmanxxxR1]

mini bacho adjustables, always in my pocket and if there not then the job stops till their found

 

[PriestyUK]

I call these my babies for some reason (Baby grips) :S "Pass me my babies", or "wheres my babies". God knows how many times the mrs has forgotten to take these out me work trousers sending them through the washing machine the poor things, but they have never let me down...... touch wood, hand them for about 6 years now.

 

[neily01]

Regin premier u gauge, I loves it.

 

[leethegasman]

mini bacho adjustables, always in my pocket and if there not then the job stops till their found

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

 

[Roger Welton]

Most used would be 8" wide jaw bahcos, favourite would be my 12" bahcos, had them 15 years now, though I don't tend to use them that often as I couldn't bear it if I lost them.

 

[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.