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Re: Tools
Originally Posted by mark 'n' joe
Hoping for WA but at the very early stages yet. Got to do TRA next, how about you?
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Re: Tools
Originally Posted by leechy100
Just submitted tra to agent also planning on wa probably northern suburbs of perth
Just sent you pm. |
Re: Tools
Hi,
Great idea about putting the tools in the dishwasher, but will they get rusty doing that? :confused: |
Re: Tools
Originally Posted by macker
Hi,
Great idea about putting the tools in the dishwasher, but will they get rusty doing that? :confused: no just remove soap and add oil and put on hot wash ;) |
Re: Tools
Originally Posted by connollys.home
no just remove soap and add oil and put on hot wash ;)
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Re: Tools
Originally Posted by macker
Sorry Connollys, are you saying don't put soap into dishwasher and add oil (what do you mean by add oil ). :confused:
Regarding 110v tools when I came out in 2003 I couldn't get the transformer tested and tagged rendering all my tools useless. I did read a post from a guy down on the gold coast who had no trouble getting a test and tag on his transformer just last year so it may be advisable to bring them if your heading to QLD and have room in the container. Have a look at the regs for yourselves http://www.dir.qld.gov.au/electrical...ghts/index.htm Just looking for a link to the post I'm referring to, will post it if I find it EDIT: Here it is including the number of the guy who tests the 110 v tools http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ght=110v+tools |
Re: Tools
Originally Posted by cresta57
Dishwasher on a normal cycle will clean most hand tools spotlessly. The heat setting ensures no rust. I just took mine out and wiped them with an oily rag. AQIS aren't concerned with a little rust on hand tools or a coating of light oil it's soil/organic stuff that has them doing cartwheels. ;)
Regarding 110v tools when I came out in 2003 I couldn't get the transformer tested and tagged rendering all my tools useless. I did read a post from a guy down on the gold coast who had no trouble getting a test and tag on his transformer just last year so it may be advisable to bring them if your heading to QLD and have room in the container. Have a look at the regs for yourselves http://www.dir.qld.gov.au/electrical...ghts/index.htm Just looking for a link to the post I'm referring to, will post it if I find it EDIT: Here it is including the number of the guy who tests the 110 v tools http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ght=110v+tools |
Re: Tools
We're heading for Melbourne in about 10 weeks and have been advised to take hand tools, cordless tools and sell the rest and buy new out there. Hubby now rubbing his hands with glee at the thought of new tools. Cant say it does much for me, so it must be a man-thing!!
And hes definately not putting his grubby tools anywhere near my dishwasher :scared: :scared: wet wipes and a towel will do him nicely :D Jo |
Re: Tools
Originally Posted by Joanne
We're heading for Melbourne in about 10 weeks and have been advised to take hand tools, cordless tools and sell the rest and buy new out there. Hubby now rubbing his hands with glee at the thought of new tools. Cant say it does much for me, so it must be a man-thing!!
And hes definately not putting his grubby tools anywhere near my dishwasher :scared: :scared: wet wipes and a towel will do him nicely :D Jo lol |
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