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    Tool making?

    Who/where would be the best person/place to talk to about making a set of spanners for an idea I have in nz?.

    I have an idea that might take off and may patent it if it is feasable but need to get a set made first.
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    Send me the plans and I'll get back to you ...................


    Spose it depend on how tricky the design is? Can they be cast or do they need to be CNC'ed?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Send me the plans and I'll get back to you ...................


    Spose it depend on how tricky the design is? Can they be cast or do they need to be CNC'ed?
    just a basic set of ring and open end with a tricky little twist that ive never seen before
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    Spanners are drop forged, don't know if anyone does that here. Maybe you can modify standard ones to prove the idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Motu View Post
    Spanners are drop forged, don't know if anyone does that here. Maybe you can modify standard ones to prove the idea.
    Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm now theres an idea but nobody drop forging in nz is a problem if it works.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi cowboy View Post
    just a basic set of ring and open end with a tricky little twist that ive never seen before
    if its a ratchet sear, you can buy them now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Motu View Post
    Maybe you can modify standard ones to prove the idea.
    Sounds like a plan. Hmmmmm interested now - there are the ratchet ones on the market that work well, my favourite spanner in my tool kit is one with a open end 10 mm on one end and the equivalent of a small 10 mm socket with a flexi join on the other. I adore it and would like to find more it different sizes.

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    You can heat standard spanners with a oxy and bend them in a vice.
    Useful for getting cunt starter motor bolts off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    if its a ratchet sear, you can buy them now.
    Already got a set keep dreaming.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Sounds like a plan. Hmmmmm interested now - there are the ratchet ones on the market that work well, my favourite spanner in my tool kit is one with a open end 10 mm on one end and the equivalent of a small 10 mm socket with a flexi join on the other. I adore it and would like to find more it different sizes.
    get youre hacksaw and drill press warmed up. Easy as shit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Sounds like a plan. Hmmmmm interested now - there are the ratchet ones on the market that work well, my favourite spanner in my tool kit is one with a open end 10 mm on one end and the equivalent of a small 10 mm socket with a flexi join on the other. I adore it and would like to find more it different sizes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Reibz View Post
    You can heat standard spanners with a oxy and bend them in a vice.
    Useful for getting cunt starter motor bolts off.
    offset reduction boxes. Fuck them all. Not that i have any other uses for my 24mm, but now it doesnt fit in my toolbox right.

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    Never thought I would see a ratcheting open-ender. Pretty sure about 10 years ago I said to OAB, 'Let's see them make a ratcheting open-ender!'. Now I have a whole set of them. Weirdest shit ever.

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