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A new tool for the kits at work?
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propersplitbrainme
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You just know that the motor and ratchet mechanism that moves the jaws in and out will break as soon as that things so much as sees a rusty nut and bolt 
DT_Xtremez_06:
DT_Xtremez_06:You just know that the motor and ratchet mechanism that moves the jaws in and out will break as soon as that things so much as sees a rusty nut and bolt
But still......................its ACE!!!!!
DT_Xtremez_30:
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looks like a good idea
hence the raf will never go for it ::
hence the raf will never go for it :
:The Panther
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I have lost count of the number of adjustables I have thrown down the toilet. This tool could be the answer.DT_Xtremez_15:
DT_Xtremez_15:tankerworker
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Wow, gucci new toy.... Bet I can break it though... 
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the_boy_wizard
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Saw the ad for this little piece of genius on the telly. I wouldn't mind having one at home but try convincing the RAF (or whoever gets the tools in) to buy them.........no chance!
Do they do a metric one?
You have been a pillock since the day you were born!
Soupdragon
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that brings to mind the mythical ' metric/imperial adjustable, open ended, ratchet ring spanner'
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Not even a techie anymore and it's still got me moist 'downstairs'....What a brilliant and simple idea!
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Pan Warrior
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Appo's
Appo's
And the appo's would still need a mech to show them how to operate the thing.....!!
It looks a good bit of kit so there is no way the RAF will be getting any, imagine the risk assessment folder for an item like this.
Appo's
And the appo's would still need a mech to show them how to operate the thing.....!!
It looks a good bit of kit so there is no way the RAF will be getting any, imagine the risk assessment folder for an item like this.
No! Just stick with the Imperial that you're so used to!Do they do a metric one?
DT_Xtremez_31:No! Just stick with the Imperial that you're so used to!
You are right! thats what comes of working on American designed/Westlands built rubbish!
DT_Xtremez_14:You really are an arse "Camp Tramp"-it makes you a pillocks brother-LMAO
DT_Xtremez_28:
I Look Like Kevin Costner
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Think all it will prove is that it will round off nuts and bolts more effectively that a normal adjustable..
It will go well with the Draper tools that the RAF seems so interested in buying now (Fecking crap kit!!)
It will go well with the Draper tools that the RAF seems so interested in buying now (Fecking crap kit!!)
Anyway your just a plastic armourer now, so what the fcuk do you know about anything of a technical nature. Go sing the armourer's song all 26 verses,if you can remember them senile old git!!!
Crack on muppet
DT_Xtremez_28:Anyway your just a plastic armourer now, so what the fcuk do you know about anything of a technical nature. Go sing the armourer's song all 26 verses,if you can remember them senile old git!!!
Crack on muppet
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