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I created a show us you shop thread during lockdown, that didn’t take traction.

This is my work shed. 6x3m behind the garage.

One wall is the garage, 2 walls of IBR and the 4th is a roll up garage door.

 

Not the best pics.

Far side bench is 2 old doors, other bench with the tool wall is a solid wood bench that I inherited from an old neighbor.

 

Most of the tool I accumulated over the years as I needed, some came from my wife’s late father.

Great setup

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Most of the time I will buy a tool when I have a specific need for it. This little socket set was an exception. It is a 1/4 inch drive set. I thought I didn’t really need it when I bought it. Only after starting to use it did I realise how much I actually needed it. It is surprising how much I use it now. Especially working on bikes, lawnmowers etc.

 

It also works great when undoing and tightening pipe hoses used mostly on cars and irrigation. No more struggling to keep the screwdriver tip located on a screw head that is trying its utmost best to rotate away from you.

 

All I added were some hex bits.

My 1/4” ratchets are probably my most used tools.They small and easy to use for anything on a bike.

 

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My 1/4” ratchets are probably my most used tools.They small and easy to use for anything on a bike.

 

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Take all my monies!!

 

I still use my dad's Metabo Drill which is +- 35 years old and it's rock solid.

 

May I ask where you got this from?

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Some pics of my trolley that follows me around my bike.

 

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VERY nice !!

 

Like the foam cut.outs ...

 

What is the Shimano tool just below the brake blocks ?

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