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yamahaki Guest
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needed to replace my broken set, thought these were a good deal. Attachment: afswiss18982.jpg (Downloaded 47 times) |
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Paxman 3T WIS 
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Looks like a nice set. Where are they coming from? |
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e.avery 3T WIS 
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If you put your tools up and work off of a table they are the ones I would buy. Easy to get bits and if you wish to upgrade to a round rotating base it is easy to find. The rotating base is only useful on a bench where time is money and they set out all of the time. |
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yamahaki Guest
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got them at Otto Frei. Also picked up a sharpening stone and a holder for the bits. I bought a small bench that holds the watch for the screwed lugs on the orsas and for those tough screwed band links. I also needed a tap and die set for the watches that was small enough. got one from Beorgon. I don't do what avery does, but with all the watches I have its nice to have watch specific tools. There not cheap, but compared to what I spend on snap-on tools every year and upgrading paint guns, they are a great value. |
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e.avery 3T WIS
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If you ever get the need to get a base the larger one is the one to have, look into it you will know what I mean. You may want to get a grinder to change the profile of the bits. The idea is the sides of the blades rise parallel with a flat bottom with perfect 90 deg. angle. The V grind on the bits sold today require more force applied in order to keep them from rising out of the screw. |
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yamahaki Guest
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Shoot me a picture of it. I have a sidebox folding shelf on the toolbox, and can use that to mount anything. I'm probably the ony one here with a snapon toolbox in there living room.! |
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e.avery 3T WIS
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Here is the listing on Otto Frei http://www.ofrei.com/page239.html The round turntable can be purchased from http://www.livesaysinc.com/ go to the online catalog and look up Bergeon tools |
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yamahaki Guest
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The sharpener I ordered already. The table looks good. it should fit nicely. Thanks for the link. |
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oagaspar Site Founder 
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yamahaki wrote: Toolbox in the front room????...What a Hick...everyone knows the front room is for your Bike!!  Shoot me a picture of it. I have a sidebox folding shelf on the toolbox, and can use that to mount anything. I'm probably the ony one here with a snapon toolbox in there living room.! Attachment: motorcycle in house.JPG (Downloaded 24 times) |
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yamahaki Guest
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I used to keep My Ducati in the dining room until I had an electrical fire I caused myself wiring in a manual switch for the cooling fans. |
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