tools required?
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tools required?
What tools do you guys and girls recommend for the construction of the Foden?
Are the bolts metric or imperial?
As people how have built and are building them what would you recommend i.e. specialist tooling?
Phil.
Are the bolts metric or imperial?
As people how have built and are building them what would you recommend i.e. specialist tooling?
Phil.
phil gomez- Number of posts : 150
Location : pagham, west sussex
Registration date : 2014-03-15
Re: tools required?
As it says on the tin.
Hand tools only.
I think I put a list of tools I have used up before. But just in case.
Couple files, Flat, round and a rat tail.
Metric comb spanners
Small socket set would help.
Soft face hammer,
Screwdrivers.
Vice grips.
Grinder or pistol drill with flap wheels for deburring etc.
You do not require any major expense on tools or any specialist dodahs.
Hand tools only.
I think I put a list of tools I have used up before. But just in case.
Couple files, Flat, round and a rat tail.
Metric comb spanners
Small socket set would help.
Soft face hammer,
Screwdrivers.
Vice grips.
Grinder or pistol drill with flap wheels for deburring etc.
You do not require any major expense on tools or any specialist dodahs.
lynnr- Number of posts : 3242
Age : 55
Location : Highland, 4inch showman
Registration date : 2010-08-06
Re: tools required?
There is nothing wrong with nice new shiny tools - the bigger and shinier the better!
But, thanks lynnr for the list.
I was also thinking about taps - removing paint from holes and things like that?
Phil.
But, thanks lynnr for the list.
I was also thinking about taps - removing paint from holes and things like that?
Phil.
phil gomez- Number of posts : 150
Location : pagham, west sussex
Registration date : 2014-03-15
Re: tools required?
I am building a 2" but sure these are worth adding to your list :
De Burring Tool
Needle Files
Magnetic Bowl
Lots of Plasters
Enjoy your build
Steve
De Burring Tool
Needle Files
Magnetic Bowl
Lots of Plasters
Enjoy your build
Steve
Steve H- Number of posts : 189
Location : Wellingborough,Northants
Registration date : 2014-03-07
Re: tools required?
I like to add one more thing - Infinite amount of patience. I think they sell it be the litre. Ha.
Im also making a 2" Clayton wagon for the last two years so i have got through quite a lot of the stuff and plasters, fingers but still got the same wife - mind you a garage widow now.
Phil.
Im also making a 2" Clayton wagon for the last two years so i have got through quite a lot of the stuff and plasters, fingers but still got the same wife - mind you a garage widow now.
Phil.
phil gomez- Number of posts : 150
Location : pagham, west sussex
Registration date : 2014-03-15
Tools Required
A fridge full of beer is handy.
Tassie Tiger- Number of posts : 47
Age : 60
Location : Tasmania Australia
Registration date : 2012-01-01
Re: tools required?
I would add a set of metric taps and holder for cleaning out threads after you have put seven coats of paint on them. A set of tee-bar allen keys speeds things up, but you need a normal set as well and may have to cut some of them down to fit into corners.
Mike
Mike
mikero- Number of posts : 261
Location : Brighton
Registration date : 2011-07-19
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