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Silverline Tools
Browser - 21/3/07 at 10:49 AM

Got a catalogue through at work the other day and they're very reasonably priced. OK, most/all of the stuff in Chinese made but what ain't these days?
They do a very nice air-powered micro-grinder which I might have a punt at to replace my B&D Dremel copy.

MICRO GRINDER KIT


Micro grinder kit with 10 grinder heads. Built in speed regulator for precise work. Kit is complete with a 1.5 metre air hose complete with a protective sleeve. Working pressure 85-115PSI. Average air consumption 2CFM.
CODE DESCRIPTION PACK PRICE
633630 MICRO GRINDER KIT (GRINDER KIT) 1 £27.27




It's on this page about half-way down.

[Edited on 21/3/07 by Browser]


Russ-Turner - 21/3/07 at 11:01 AM

I think they are part of Teng Tools. We use them at college, all pretty good stuff.


Peteff - 21/3/07 at 11:06 AM

I have some Silverline spanners from the local spares shop, they are excellent finish and have a lifetime guarantee. My other spanners are Britool and Kamasa and the only thing I've broken is a 1/2" Kamasa ratchet through my own abuse. Rotary air tools tend to use a lot of air and in this weather will ice up if your air supply is dirty. Also the compressor uses a lot more juice than a small grinder to achieve the same result.


02GF74 - 21/3/07 at 11:43 AM

I've got a bucnh of silverline spanners , nice and shiny, look well made unlike most of the cheap stuff, not manage ot damage or bend anything as but will keep trying


AdamR - 21/3/07 at 01:18 PM

Just got a Silverline 'professional' tap & die set. I've yet to use it in anger but it looks decent quality and comes in a nice metal case.