dynax

So mainly down you mean will more than likely disappear as fast as i could spend it

electrolysis or do you mean electroplating?,recent thread here https://www.themotorbikeforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=87&t=68482

burns too quick,

Majority of my tools are either locked in shed, or inside the house and are covered

Total disrespect of food

Errrm so much for building one , doing some internet searches i came across this https://www.motorbikealarm.co.uk/shop/ncs-c-11-talking-motorbike-alarm-and-immobiliser-system/#tab-reviews and for the price seems ok, so i bought one the only downside, you need to supply bike make and model, for bespoke wiring diagram, good luck with that , but it will work on a 2 wire connection, until i can get the schematics for the full on wiring

[mention]Smithers[/mention] has hit the nail, just want a basic setup that will do the job

Bahco are well regarded amongst the woodworking community, i am a member of a woodwork forum, and these tools are used by professionals

By jove i think i have cracked it , parking sensors, kits can be got for around a tenner, would be ideal as a proximity sensor, only need 4 sensors 1 for the front, 1 at the rear, and 1 on each side, some kits have a choice of sensor colour to match bodywork

Invest in me, Warning: investments can go down as well as up

Cheers for all your replies, what i think i will do, is get some individual 1/2 sockets and bars etc, and a basic 3/8 that i can add to if and when necessary

It was a very dodgy neighbourhood, give a wrong look kind of place, But donny is such a nice area.... It is compared to Harehills in Leeds

It was partly my fault , i was living in dodgy area, and i had a great job doing exhibition stands, really well paid, and every month i would buy tools and equipment, anyway, i bought a rolling cabinet from snap on with the tools, about 1.5k, most of the time it stayed at work, but one weekend i took it home to use on the car, stupidly i took it out of my van, and wheeled it around the back into the kitchen, i should have known better, i could feel the eyes staring at me, the next day went out for a couple of hours to get some parts, came back to a busted kitchen door, and virtually cleaned out of everything I'd have knocked on every single door in the neighbourhood and demanded to check out they're tools and if they had them cleave they're head open with them lol It was a very dodgy neighbourhood, give a wrong look kind of place,

I used to have a very comprehensive collection of snap on gear, till i got burgled and the lot was taken now i just get stuff that will do the job as cheap as possible, Bloody scrotes, I pity the clowns that try to burgle my place they wouldn't be leaving the premises alive It was partly my fault , i was living in dodgy area, and i had a great job doing exhibition stands, really well paid, and every month i would buy tools and equipment, anyway, i bought a rolling cabinet from snap on with the tools, about 1.5k, most of the time it stayed at work, but one weekend i took it home to use on the car, stupidly i took it out of my van, and wheeled it around the back into the kitchen, i should have known better, i could feel the eyes staring at me, the next day went out for a couple of hours to get some parts, came back to a busted kitchen door, and virtually cleaned out of everything

I used to have a very comprehensive collection of snap on gear, till i got burgled and the lot was taken now i just get stuff that will do the job as cheap as possible,

I have a small 1/4 set, so maybe just a 3/8 might be enough, and get a basic 1/2 set

As above, looking at getting a socket set, ideally want to get a clarke set, i have a vat free shopping voucher, also some of their pro stuff has a lifetime guarantee, was thinking of this one, https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke-pro353-24-piece-12-drive-metric-socket-/, i was also thinking about getting some paddock stands, https://www.machinemart.co.uk/compare-products/, as i can get 10%off other brands too, any thoughts appreciated

That's where they they grow ready meals innit

Haha love it, but how the feck am i gonna fit a volvo to the bike

or 50,000 volts straight up the jacksie

Nice one

, i have actually bookmarked that site earlier today, great minds

Has anyone built or considered building/making their own bike alarm, i am looking at the pro's and con's of a custom made to an off the shelf system, one advantage i have is some electronics experience, mainly to do with model railway's, having built electronic detection circuits and lighting circuits all of which are low voltage, and typically 12v, and was thinking along the lines of using latching relay's and reed switches, to set off the horn and flashing lights etc, and to switch it on/off using a simple hidden key switch, any thought's appreciated

Really?? Kerosene? they might be jet bikes , planes use kerosene aka aviation fuel

Seems you need to change it then Nah, just say it's the time you were born