Not a machine but really useful tools.

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Not a machine but really useful tools.

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Clearing out my van prior to flogging it I came across some of the most useful tools I ever bought for working on bandits.
The fact I last saw them over two years ago demonstrates I've done bugger all work on any bandits for a while.

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Fantastic for hooking up springs at the back of slides, peering into awkward bits like the reel striker or holding a screw in place while lowering a screwdriver down through various bits of gubbins.

Dead cheap too.

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I've ordered one today at 2.30.......... :HaHa:
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I don't think it really matters what time you order them jimmy, just make sure you're not holding one the next time you have an itchy bum. :shock:
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TOOTH HURTY ??? :HaHa: :HaHa:
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More likely you'll rip yourself a new one. !!--I--!!
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Some years ago I was in Estonia and bought loads of these dental probes, needle point tweezers and several surgical lock clamps (some with long handles over 12" long - great for grabbing that screw that fell in the works) from an antique/junk shop selling old Russian Military equipment. These must have been expensive when new, as they are made of top quality surgical stainless steel and precision made (well Russian precision). I find these very useful. There was also a long nozzle metal syringe - great for precision oiling.
By chance I'll be in Russia and Estonia in two weeks time, so if anyone wants any of this stuff just let me know. I can bring back as much as I like because I'll be on a ship, not flying, so bringing in sharp, pointy heavy stuff is not a problem. I'm sure they will still have some - they had bins of it there. Let me know if interested.
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Thanks to a long line of retired dentists in the family, I have a good set of these already. However, I've been nursing a toothache since Friday. !UPSET!
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I do hope it was nothing you ate, like a dodgy stir fry?
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On the contrary dear fellow. The stir fry was delicious. I blame my misfortune on damage done some years ago by a rogue dentist (no relation). :'(
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Particularly useful for coin slide reassembly spring reattachment, used mine a lot over the years.
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I bought a set of these last year (For dental inspection, not slot machines :D )

The case that comes with it is pathetic, so made a little leather pouch for them - think they might have to move from the bathroom to my garage now... !SAINT!
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