Category: Werkzeug Forum

Moin together, I already have a little battery tool, but of course not everything. I am looking for a solution to operate e.g. my stand boring machine, or sometimes a side grinder, belt grinder and co mobile. What are there besides gasoline generators still solutions? Maybe any power benches that can be charged afterwards on the cigarette lighter? Voltage converters will certainly not be the best solution in the performance with a 60Ah car battery. I’m looking forward to your opinions. Greeting Daniel

Hi together, I’m currently looking for a good jack. I’ve already read some threads about it here, with most of them tending to expensive, but apparently also good, brands like Rodcraft. Unfortunately, I don’t have the biggest budget, so I was looking for amazon and had found some. I would list some here, but you can also recommend some (approx. to 100€). a normal 2T – 2.5T is enough. . It would occasionally be used for tyre changes or if you had to do something short under the vehicle. What I found so far: Cargova:https://www.amazon.de/…/ref=sr_1_8?… NTG:https://www.amazon.de/…/?… DEUBA:https://www.amazon.de/…/?… VERDA:https://www.amazon.de/…/?… where the latter is a whole set, but the lifting can not be controlled (but I’m not quite sure). It would be important to let off a controlled one. Thanks in advance

Hi, I have a question. I have worked with a ventilator many times before but I have never filled it myself. The procedure is clear to me. I feel the device with brake fluid and compressed air. Then I connect it to the car, set the working pressure and open the valve on the hose. Then I escape. Now I have a question how to get the air into the device. I have a compressor that is set to 8 bar. At the compressor is then the hose with clutch. But do I need anything else between clutch and vent? When does the device know it’s full? does it have an overpressure valve or something? Didn’t find a precise description of this venting device I want to get.

Hello, didn’t know which forum I should do the best, but I am looking for a neat tool case with good equipment for the hobby kingdom for car screwing and for at home up to 300€. I realize that it is not very much money and you can expect nothing great and there are very good products of steel will, Gedore or Hazet. However, these are too expensive for hobby screwing from time to time. I am already using the following brands with well equipped tools suitcases pushed: – Famex – BGS – KS Tools – Mannesmann – Proxxon – Wera Can someone post me a purchase recommendation or has someone already made positive and negative experiences with the brands? The tool case should hold something and not straighten out the ratchets or nuts immediately after a few inserts. I expect for the price up to 300€ no professional tool, however, something that you can use well as a hobby screwdriver quality also some time. Thank you

Hi together, as it says in the title, I am looking for a cheap (up to max. 150 EUR) hydraulic jack (preferably from ALU wg. lower weight, with rubber support and a working drain valve, so that my car does not shoot from 0 to 100 on the ground.) Which part would you recommend me? At Amazon I would have discovered this here: http://goo.gl/Y6V7p5 Does what (because only 1.5 tons) or rather something else? And a compressor to measure tire air pressure het At Amazon, for example, there are:http://goo.gl/LhLvOf In another thread, I have already found a suitable tyre filler with pressure gauge:http://goo.gl/XJlX0e What do you think? I don’t know about compressors in particular and rely on your opinion!

The discounter mentioned in the title offers its 20 volt battery tool all year round over the internet (as opposed to the “Other” discounter with 16V devices). That’s why I gave the Lidl tool priority. Does anyone have experience with this tool and can report about it? Of course I know that this tool can’t meet the highest demands. But if a swap battery of the renowned manufacturer is as expensive as a complete device from the discounter you make With me, battery devices rather die the “non-use death”. Not because I’m lazy, maybe I have too many in parallel in operation. Greetings

Hello, I’m looking for a torque wrench for oil change (oil drain screw). I guess I won’t start with the key much more. Unfortunately, I always wear the stupid screw too tight. What do you think of these two? https://amzn.eu/d/1377388https://amzn.eu/d/2aEf8xb [affiliate links away from MT]

Hello and good day, I carry out the bike change in the private frame for several vehicles within the family at least twice a year. A lift in the private workshop is available. Unfortunately I do not get younger and I have problems with the back. In particular the lifting of a large wheel on the wheel hub while inserting the wheel screws at the same time causes problems for me. For this reason I am looking for a kind of wheel mounting aid. I find offers to professional device This is far too expensive for private self-drivers. I also found a few inexpensive equipments, but I have no idea if they are good. In price terms, I imagine a little less than 200 euros if this is realistic.I would like to ask you kindly for hints, experiences, recommendations. Thank you in advance!

Hello, today have bought an oil-lubricated 50L compresdor with 10bar and it is to be used in the future with a impact screw. Air hose has inside diameter 9mm. I know myself with compressed air only semitoll. Is it enough if I lubricate in the impact screw before each use with sewing machine oil in the air connection, or do I need an oiler (or wue?) in the line. If that is enough, is enough sewing machine oil, or should I take something else? Thanks in the before off for all tips! Greetings

I was in a bad position to have 10 O-rings in 3 sizes and 2 varieties. The Internet dealers wanted to see 40€ for this, the car dealer 35€, because both seem to me too much, these are cents articles, I found a local dealer, but paid loudly with the mandibels crunching 25€. That means, I weighed the weight with gold, unfortunately not excessive. There are many O-ring assortments, but did not see any among them, which more than one size of my 3 inside In the end, you are nothing but a nice dump for O-rings that you will never need 90%. I would like to have a range that has many sizes but only a few rings. What do you do there? Greetings