Looks pretty respectable for an employee. :thumbsup: I'd have to ask you to chuck that plumbing parting type cutter.
What's the scoop on the Swanson square?
What's the scoop on the Swanson square?
Paging all tool hounds, tool **** inside
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OK...I know we had a thread about what we use for tools etc.
How bouts a graphic one, eh??
I'm a major tool freak...why, I don't know..maybe there's a support group out there or sumpin...I dunno...maybe it's not necessary:jester:
Anyway, here we go with my day-to-day tool pouch and some stuff from my toolbox that I have on me also...unfortunately, this is not all of my stuff...
Ye' old tool pouch...much used and loved...some of the tools have been with me since I started doing Co-Op in high school
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Here's some stuff from my tool box, the bigger stuff generally or specialized tools that aren't used too much.
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So..how bout some photos of what you guys carry around or use??
Any questions about my stuff, ask away...
How bouts a graphic one, eh??
I'm a major tool freak...why, I don't know..maybe there's a support group out there or sumpin...I dunno...maybe it's not necessary:jester:
Anyway, here we go with my day-to-day tool pouch and some stuff from my toolbox that I have on me also...unfortunately, this is not all of my stuff...
Ye' old tool pouch...much used and loved...some of the tools have been with me since I started doing Co-Op in high school
Here's some stuff from my tool box, the bigger stuff generally or specialized tools that aren't used too much.
So..how bout some photos of what you guys carry around or use??
Any questions about my stuff, ask away...
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I love tools
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OK So you like tools.
Well Friday is Tools Day Expo. I shall be going with a pal of mine and we shall be drooling all day long. If I can think on' I may take some pictures. The exhibition is held at a town just 40 minutes away from my home here in Northern England. I suppose to bump into some of your fellow countrymen since there is a Major US Base there. Hot Dogs. Beefburger. A couple of Beers and men talk all day long 'bliss'
Frank
Founded in the 1950s to monitor High Frequency radio communications, it was operated by the United States' National Security Agency (NSA), and has grown to become the world's largest intelligence-gathering ground station outside the US. Nominally a British Royal Air Force facility, only physical security and UK liaison functions are carried out by MoD personnel, the vast majority of the staff being British GCHQ, American civil service employees, government contractors, as well as U.S. military personnel. The base was also known as Field station F83. Two similar facilities appear to exist at Pine Gap, Australia and Buckley Air Force Base, near Denver, Colorado.
Up until 2003 the base had a Royal Navy equivalent nearby, HMS Forest Moor. This has since been decommissioned as a Naval base and is now run by civilian contractors with MoD assistance.
A Menwith Hill radome.
The base is highly recognisable by its several dozen radomes ('golf balls'), each containing a satellite dish. Many of these are used for signals interception from communications satellites and are commonly thought to be part of the ECHELON system. Other parts of the site are thought to be used by the Space Based Infrared System
Well Friday is Tools Day Expo. I shall be going with a pal of mine and we shall be drooling all day long. If I can think on' I may take some pictures. The exhibition is held at a town just 40 minutes away from my home here in Northern England. I suppose to bump into some of your fellow countrymen since there is a Major US Base there. Hot Dogs. Beefburger. A couple of Beers and men talk all day long 'bliss'
Frank
Founded in the 1950s to monitor High Frequency radio communications, it was operated by the United States' National Security Agency (NSA), and has grown to become the world's largest intelligence-gathering ground station outside the US. Nominally a British Royal Air Force facility, only physical security and UK liaison functions are carried out by MoD personnel, the vast majority of the staff being British GCHQ, American civil service employees, government contractors, as well as U.S. military personnel. The base was also known as Field station F83. Two similar facilities appear to exist at Pine Gap, Australia and Buckley Air Force Base, near Denver, Colorado.
Up until 2003 the base had a Royal Navy equivalent nearby, HMS Forest Moor. This has since been decommissioned as a Naval base and is now run by civilian contractors with MoD assistance.
A Menwith Hill radome.
The base is highly recognisable by its several dozen radomes ('golf balls'), each containing a satellite dish. Many of these are used for signals interception from communications satellites and are commonly thought to be part of the ECHELON system. Other parts of the site are thought to be used by the Space Based Infrared System
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This is how I get my tools (test equipment) down the road, the important tools are hidden (my fly rods).
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Heres most of mine. I cleaned the van off when I went on vacation last year and brought them home. I've got a few more since then (sigh). I simply don't recognize the concept of "too many tools"
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Copy cat...blasphemer
:jester: :laughing: :laughing:I think I got it, It's close to a twin, the only thing I see different is I keep my allen wrench set in the truck, also I put my lineman's and screw drivers in the back. I'll have to get a better pic. There sitting on my Greenlee 4000 lb puller.
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There sitting on my Greenlee 4000 lb puller.http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w203/wireman3736/100_1501.jpg
Thanks for the imfo, I have to get out more.
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