MAKITA
Genuine Makita starter knob spare part 001.161.020. Fits DCS460, DCS500, DCS5001 and more. Order online — Australia-wide delivery.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Determine exact centers on the edges of boards (up to 80mm thick) when making biscuit slot cuts, drilling dowel joints, and assembly work. Multi-function scriber: can mark the center of the plate with a thickness of 64 mm, move the scribe to draw, Magnetic bottom: precision marking tool can be attached to the iron surface, and you can put the pencil in the foot hole, convenient to use and storage, Insert pencil into the center of jig and make your mark.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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A good general purpose Japanese chisel. Longer handle and shaft than a butt chisel that is more suited to workbench use rather than jobsite use. Japanese oak handle.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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A good general purpose Japanese chisel. Longer handle and shaft than a butt chisel that is more suited to workbench use rather than jobsite use. Japanese oak handle.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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A good general purpose Japanese chisel. Longer handle and shaft than a butt chisel that is more suited to workbench use rather than jobsite use. Japanese oak handle.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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A good general purpose Japanese chisel. Longer handle and shaft than a butt chisel that is more suited to workbench use rather than jobsite use. Japanese oak handle.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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The Rocket Rasps have been designed with the user in mind. The teeth are milled into the surface, the result from the hundreds of curved blades is a smooth hand plane like finish, the surface is shaved off rather than being scratched off. These really are a rasp that should be in all carvers kits, as well as that of other crafters. This is a flat rasp, with extra-fine teeth milled into it. This file has a plastic handle fitted, making it easier to handle and use. Dimensions: 100mm x 10mm. Weight: 45g.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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The Rocket Rasps have been designed with the user in mind. The teeth are milled into the surface, the result from the hundreds of curved blades is a smooth hand plane like finish, the surface is shaved off rather than being scratched off. These really are a rasp that should be in all carvers kits, as well as that of other crafters. This is a flat rasp, medium teeth milled into it. This file has a plastic handle fitted, making it easier to handle and use. Dimensions: 100mm x 15mm. Weight: 95g.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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The Rocket Rasps have been designed with the user in mind. The teeth are milled into the surface, the result from the hundreds of curved blades is a smooth hand plane like finish, the surface is shaved off rather than being scratched off. These really are a rasp that should be in all carvers kits, as well as that of other crafters. This is a half-round rasp, with extra-fine teeth milled into it. This file has a plastic handle fitted, making it easier to handle and use. Blade Dimensions: Approx. 100mm x 10mm. Weight: 45g. Read Less
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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The Rocket Rasps have been designed with the user in mind. The teeth are milled into the surface, the result from the hundreds of curved blades is a smooth hand plane like finish, the surface is shaved off rather than being scratched off. These really are a rasp that should be in all carvers kits, as well as that of other crafters. This is a half-round rasp, with medium teeth milled into it. This file has a plastic handle fitted, making it easier to handle and use. Blade Dimensions: Approx. 100mm x 15mm. Weight: 45g. Read Less
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Carbide-tipped masonry drill bits engineered for hammer drill use. Straight shank design delivers consistent, reliable drilling through bricks, tiles, and masonry surfaces with precision and durability.
Option observed: 4 x 70mm
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Title: Measuring & Marking Metals Author: Ivan Law Workshop Practice Series No. 6. Although much of model engineering is a matter of making one part to fit another and thus may obviate the need for the sophisticated means of measuring often called for in production engineering, the accuracy of a finished job begins with the exactness of the initial marking out and continues with the accuracy of measurements made during the progress of the work. How to use measuring equipment and how to mark out work - not always the simple matter it might first seem are essential skills for any engineer and the purpose of this book is to show how they may be acquired and employed. 210x148mm 128 pages Binding: Illustrated paperback
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Edge finders are used to find the exact position of a workpiece relative to the spindle of a milling machine. How it Works Hold the edge finder (using a 10mm collet or end mill holder) in the spindle of the mill and set the tip off-centre. Set the spindle to run at about 500rpm and slowly advance the tip (in X or Y) towards the edge of the work. Continue feeding when the tip touches the work and as the spindle approaches the datum, the two central flanges of the edge finder will begin to align. At the moment the machine passes centre, the tip abruptly kicks sideways about 1.5mm as it tries to run along the edge of the work. At this point stop feeding and note down the handwheel position. The spindle centre will now be exactly half the edge finder's tip diameter from the edge of the work. If required, the procedure can be repeated to double check your handwheel reading. Specifications: Shank: 10mm Tip Dia. : 4mm and centre finder point Overall Length: 78mm
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Edge finders are used to find the exact position of a workpiece relative to the spindle of a milling machine. How it Works Hold the edge finder (using a 10mm collet or end mill holder) in the spindle of the mill and set the tip off-centre. Set the spindle to run at about 500rpm and slowly advance the tip (in X or Y) towards the edge of the work. Continue feeding when the tip touches the work and as the spindle approaches the datum, the two central flanges of the edge finder will begin to align. At the moment the machine passes centre, the tip abruptly kicks sideways about 1.5mm as it tries to run along the edge of the work. At this point stop feeding and note down the handwheel position. The spindle centre will now be exactly half the edge finder's tip diameter from the edge of the work. If required, the procedure can be repeated to double check your handwheel reading. Specifications: Shank: 10mm Tip Dia. : 10mm Overall Length: 82mm
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Edge finders are used to find the exact position of a workpiece relative to the spindle of a milling machine. How it Works Hold the edge finder (using a 10mm collet or end mill holder) in the spindle of the mill and set the tip off-centre. Set the spindle to run at about 500rpm and slowly advance the tip (in X or Y) towards the edge of the work. Continue feeding when the tip touches the work and as the spindle approaches the datum, the two central flanges of the edge finder will begin to align. At the moment the machine passes centre, the tip abruptly kicks sideways about 1.5mm as it tries to run along the edge of the work. At this point stop feeding and note down the handwheel position. The spindle centre will now be exactly half the edge finder's tip diameter from the edge of the work. If required, the procedure can be repeated to double check your handwheel reading. Specifications: Shank: 10mm Tip Dia. 4mm Overall Length: 90mm
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Edge finders are used to find the exact position of a workpiece relative to the spindle of a milling machine. How it Works Hold the edge finder (using a 10mm collet or end mill holder) in the spindle of the mill and set the tip off-centre. Set the spindle to run at about 500rpm and slowly advance the tip (in X or Y) towards the edge of the work. Continue feeding when the tip touches the work and as the spindle approaches the datum, the two central flanges of the edge finder will begin to align. At the moment the machine passes centre, the tip abruptly kicks sideways about 1.5mm as it tries to run along the edge of the work. At this point stop feeding and note down the handwheel position. The spindle centre will now be exactly half the edge finder's tip diameter from the edge of the work. If required, the procedure can be repeated to double check your handwheel reading. Specifications: Shank: 10mm Tip Dia. : 6mm Overall Length: 75mm
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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The CS225 Cold Saw is a precision metal cutting machine engineered for clean, accurate cuts across steel, stainless steel, aluminium and other non-ferrous metals. Its robust cast iron frame and gear-driven system deliver consistent 46 RPM performance, ideal for fabrication shops, maintenance teams and small-scale production. Vibration-dampening construction ensures superior cut accuracy and extended blade life, while the integrated coolant system maintains optimal blade temperature and produces minimal surface discolouration. The adjustable mitre head with angle scale enables precise angled cuts without repositioning stock. Auto-centering vise accommodates round and square sections, streamlining setup and improving clamping reliability between cuts. Purpose-built for repeatable, burr-free results in demanding workshop environments.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Metal Cutting Cold Saw Blade crafted from premium high-speed steel, engineered for precision cutting across a wide range of materials. Ideal for mild steel, structural steel, stainless steel, aluminium, alloy, copper and brass applications. Specifications: 315mm Diameter x 2.5mm Thickness x 180T Teeth x 32mm Bore
Option observed: 225 x 2 x 180T x 32mm Bore
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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63 tooth metal change gear suitable for SIEG C2, C3, SC3, SC20 and other mini-lathes. Click the 'More' tab for a link to Neil Wyatt's article in Model Engineers' Workshop magazine No. 204 discussing how you can use a 63 tooth gear to cut both Metric and Imperial threads on a Mini-Lathe. Number of Teeth: 63T Material: Aluminium Diameter: 65mm Width: 8mm Bore: 12mm Keyway: 3mm See a copy of Neil Wyatt's article Universal Thread Cutting on a Mini Lathe from Model Engineers' Workshop issue 204. The article includes 3 pages of tables showing change wheel combinations to cut all standard BSW, BSF, BSP, BA, UNC, UNF and Metric threads (within the capacity of the Mini-Lathe) for Mini-Lathes fitted with either a 16TPI, 1.5mm or 2mm leadscrew. Reproduced here with the kind permission of Neil Wyatt, and David Clark, editor of Model Engineers' Workshop magazine. Note: Additional gears beyond those supplied with your machine may also be required to cut some threads.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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A versatile lathe attachment designed to mount rotary tools securely for precision grinding and polishing operations. Features a 50 x 50mm head, 36mm collar, and 12 x 12 x 70mm shank for reliable positioning and stability. Compatible with standard lathe setups. Die grinder sold separately.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Made of high-strength cast iron material for stable clamping. These metal shims are suitable for most lathe tool posts. Sets come in plastic container, colour may vary. MSTS-64P 64pc/set Width 15.5mm x Length 68mm Thickness 0.5~2.5mm MSTS-60P 60pc/set Width 22mm x Length 90mm Thickness 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.5mm
Option observed: 64pc/set 15.5mm x 68mm Thickness 0.5 ~ 2.5mm
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Title: Metalwork and Machining Hints and Tips Author: Ian Bradley Workshop Practice Series No. 20. A workshop information book combining useful advice and instruction for beginners, with explanations of tools and techniques often familiar in name, but not always found described in detail. This book, by the experienced engineer Ian Bradley, contains useful advice and instruction for beginners on workshop practices including arbors and mandrels, belt joining and splicing, shaft collars, finishing metal surfaces, G-clamps, surface gauges, cutting holes, special nuts, hand turning tools, the wobbler, case hardening and machining square material. 210x148mm 96 pages Binding: Illustrated paperback
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Title: Metalworker's Data Book Author: Harold Hall Workshop Practice Series No. 42. A fully illustrated step-by-step guide with 100 sketches and technical drawings, this book also contains a comprehensive range of data which is required in the metal working workshop, and by those designing a wide range of engineered items, tools and machines. It provides in a single concise volume data that is only otherwise available by reference to many different sources or more expensive publications. For those involved in restoration work, the book also includes details of items not now used, and for which data is not easy to locate. It contains information on: Drills, Turning tools, End mills, Grinding wheels, Collets and tapers, Precision, Spanners, Thread sizes, Thread forms, Screw cutting, Worm cutting, Gears, Belt drives, Dividing, Press work, Welding, Maths formulae, Dovetails and T slots, Electrical components, Electrical formulae, Hardware dimensions, Material dimensions, Material specs, Miscellaneous data, Mathematical charts, Prime number charts, and Conversion charts. 210x148mm 217 pages Binding: Illustrated paperback
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Metric HSS Fine Teeth Slitting Saws - 1 to 3mm Thickness [3 to 5"OD) Made from High quality M2 HSS Please ensure your Arbor is suitable to take these saws. The TiN Coated saws have no Keyways Available sizes: Saw OD Saw Thickness Bore Size Teeth Keyway Coat 75mm (3") 2mm 25.4mm (1") 72 No TiN 100mm (4") 2mm 25.4mm (1") 100 No TiN 125mm (5") 2mm 25.4mm (1") 125 Yes 100mm (4") 1mm 25.4mm (1") 100 No TiN 125mm (5") 3mm 25.4mm (1") 125 Yes ? Slitting Saw with a Keyway Keyway: A groove cut into the inner bore of the slitting saw, designed to fit a corresponding key on the arbor. Purpose: Prevents the saw from slipping or rotating on the arbor under heavy cutting loads. Application: High-torque operations Deep cuts or harder materials When greater stability is required to prevent the saw from shifting on the arbor. Benefits: Prevents slippage Distributes cutting forces more evenly Reduces the risk of damage to the saw and arbor Drawback: Requires a matching keyway arbor Slightly more difficult to mount compared to a plain-bore saw ⚙️ Slitting Saw Without a Keyway (Plain Bore) Plain Bore: A smooth, round bore with no groove. Purpose: Relies on the clamping force of the arbor to hold the saw in place. Application: Light to moderate cutting operations Thin cuts or softer materials When rapid tool changes are needed Benefits: Easier to mount and remove More versatile if you have different arbor sizes Drawback: May slip under high torque Not suitable for heavy-duty cutting
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
View at LPR ToolmakersEarly collection: selected tool ranges from a small number of Australian suppliers. Prices and stock are observations from the linked page and may apply to a selected option. Confirm the exact size, condition and delivery with the seller.
