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Old 30th August 2015, 13:36   #1111
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Re: Tools for a DIYer

Super! That sheet is a good idea for stopping the box sliding on the wood too .

Whilst it is out of harm[ing] way, under a table, now, I have stubbed my toe on my toolbox a few times in the past. Perhaps I should have coated the whole thing in soft rubber!

By the way, re the dewatering pump in my earlier post: I bought a couple of rubber doormats to stand that on, as it vibrates and tends to walk on a hard, flat surface. I think they will reduce noise too.
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Old 1st September 2015, 16:28   #1112
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settled for a Stanley 19" Plastic Tool Box
More on that and pics when I get the box in hand.
Here are the pics. Still have loads of space to fill up.

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Old 1st September 2015, 23:05   #1113
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Just got a combination spanner set from PayTm during the 50% cashback offer. Not finding the listing again as another friend needs one.

Same link on Flipkart. Not able to get the link I saw on SnapDeal.

On Flipkart

Crude packing but should last well for the average usage. Insulated Red Grip Double Sided Combination Wrench Set:

Contents:

6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, 11mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 17mm, 19mm, 22mm

Here are the pictures:

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... settled for a Stanley 19" Plastic Tool Box The store had only a display piece ...
Which store was this? Commercial Street or NR Road?
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Which store was this? Commercial Street or NR Road?
Goodwill Enterprises, SP Road.
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You can get it online also
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Bosch is running an exclusive offer on flipkart for its GSB 500 RE home kit of drill gun today at 2999 INR only. This is for one day only. And to top it, a 9 LED glow ring is being given out free.
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I'm searching for a 27 mm Hex socket bit with T bar handle.

I'm getting confused when I search online for Hex bits because I'm able to see 27 mm bits which has too many teeth's in it i.e multiple sides. The Hex socket I'm looking for needs to have just 6 sides so that it matches the nut I'm trying to unscrew.

Can anyone help me identify this socket and where can I purchase it online ?
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I'm searching for a 27 mm Hex socket bit with T bar handle.
Found a cheap alternate here. May not be exactly what you want. There are other kits there or on flipkart with the 27mm but it is a set, which you may not need.
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I'm searching for a 27 mm Hex socket bit with T bar handle.

I'm getting confused when I search online for Hex bits because I'm able to see 27 mm bits which has too many teeth's in it i.e multiple sides. The Hex socket I'm looking for needs to have just 6 sides so that it matches the nut I'm trying to unscrew.

Can anyone help me identify this socket and where can I purchase it online ?
What type of screw are you working on ?

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Found a cheap alternate here. May not be exactly what you want. There are other kits there or on flipkart with the 27mm but it is a set, which you may not need.
Thanks diyguy , the socket size is correct but something like the T-bar with this socket is what I'm looking for. I don't mind buying the set if it's around 2,000 Rs.

Something like the below

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What type of screw are you working on ?
I'm working on an External Hexagonal screw.

what I'm trying to unscrew is shown on the image below. It's the oil filter.

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Not a hundred percent sure, but usually a normal socket should fit? Or just invest in an universal filter wrench. http://www.ebay.com/bhp/universal-oil-filter-wrench
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what I'm trying to unscrew is shown on the image below. It's the oil filter.

Attachment 1415523

Cheapest I found was below:

http://www.tolexo.com/taparia-hexago...are-drive.html

You'll need "Socket Set Contains: 8,9,10,11,13,14,17,19,22,24,27,30,32 Accessories 1753,1734,1763,1633" "S-23H X L" part.

My honest advice wold be to just go to the local tool store, buy a 1/2inch L bar, 10inch extension rod and a 27mm socket. Wont cost above 450rs for all 3.
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what I'm trying to unscrew is shown on the image below. It's the oil filter.

I have two of these universal wrenches that can take any shape. My dad had purchased them and I have found it very useful when I don't find the right tool size or shape.
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The set sunnyboi pointed out is reasonably priced and will meet your needs.

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