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What the hell do you do to YOUR bikes??? clap.gif

 

Faaark, seems like this okes building something for the defence force with all that for a bicycle

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no workshop is complete without :

 

- SDS power drill

- karcher (decent sized)

- air compressor w/ ratchet, spray gun

- proper heavy vice

- welder (preferably TIG)

- full set of Gedore sockets

- proper wall mounted grinding stone.

- oxy acetaline kit.

- decent size angle grinder

 

The list goes on...and on....aaaaaand on

 

You left out the bench grinder to polish the shiny bitsph34r.png

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Faaark, seems like this okes building something for the defence force with all that for a bicycle

A decent workshop should be able to tackle any project. A real man has the right tool for every job :0
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If you can afford nothing else but for two items I would recommend

 

http://www.chainreac...x?ModelID=10226

Bike stand. I hang my +/-20kg downhill bike on one of these exact models and it works a treat. Merely for the sake of getting the bike off the ground and being able to stand up straight when working on a bike makes it worthwhile.

http://www.chainreac...x?ModelID=15443

A good multi tool. Don't skimp on tools as in the long run you will only have to replace the bent/broken/rounded tools with the ones you should have bought the first time round and after the fact that you stripped half of the bolts on your bike.

 

All other tools are nice to have's

 

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no workshop is complete without :

 

- SDS power drill

- karcher (decent sized)

- air compressor w/ ratchet, spray gun

- proper heavy vice

- welder (preferably TIG)

- full set of Gedore sockets

- proper wall mounted grinding stone.

- oxy acetaline kit.

- decent size angle grinder

 

The list goes on...and on....aaaaaand on

 

You forgot grease...... Lots of it, to replace the grease you wash out with your HUGE Karcher

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Here is my home made bike stand. Anybody can build one for under R150.00. You can set the angles to accomodate any bike by the top tube or seat post.

 

very nice, do you perhaps have a detailed drawing of some kind for the stand? or some more photos from different angles?

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And a 4 axis waterjet thing.

 

c&c mill, a friend and I wanted to import one a while back R60k exc taxes and duties and the extra bits and fittings, min of finance did not like the idea, but that is a nice toy. maybe one day when i'm big

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