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A blowlamp is a fuel-burning tool used to apply heat and flame to various applications. This tool is mostly used in metalworking, where hard metals have to be bent or melted. The first blowlamps used liquid fuel which was carried in a refillable tank attached to the blowlamp. However, modern blowlamps are most commonly gas powered, hence their name – gas torches. If you're working in construction, or simply a DIY enthusiast who likes to play around with metals frequently, investing in a blow torch gas powered is the right thing to do. They're safe, versatile and durable pieces of metalworking equipment which can prove to be of significant help in your DIY projects.
21 April, 2017
As a business manager, your goal is to increase profits while reducing operating costs. Installing efficient lighting is one of the most low-cost methods of saving energy as the efficiency of lighting technologies is rapidly improving, and inexpensive control devices that turn or dim the lights off can further increase the savings. New lighting systems can be installed throughout a building very quickly, unlike HVAC or insulation, for instance, as access to lighting systems is generally pretty easy.
20 April, 2017
One of the most popular large 4x4 vehicles in Australia is the Nissan Patrol. The Patrol is regarded as a utilitarian and tough 4x4 all around the world and it competes directly with Toyota Land Cruiser. The two of them are almost consistently topping the best-selling large truck charts. The Patrol possesses everything a tradesman or an off-road enthusiast needs, and with some small additions, it can become a true off-road monster.
18 April, 2017
Whether we're aware of it or not, sometimes we take nature for granted (I hate to say even most times) and we forget how to truly appreciate it. While it's beautiful and our source of life though we fail to see this often, it can be unforgiving same way if we don't pay enough attention to it. In Australia, we know what it can be like, we've seen its destructive face when heat waves strike. Considering the number of bushfires per week increased by 40%  over the span from 2008 to 2013, we've sort of become accustomed to flames which is why fire fighting systems are our best friends, and it's not just in the Australian Outback but all around the overly populated areas too, regardless of whether it's for commercial or home use, buildings or houses. We can't always blame drought for being the main culprit, sometimes accidents can happen so every household simply must have its own fire pump because precious time can be lost while waiting for help to arrive. If you have a pool or pond, you could use them in emergencies as water supplies. There is certainly no shortage on pumps on the market either; Nowadays, thanks to technology you could buy fire pump online and this makes for easier purchasing. Fire Pump
11 April, 2017

Being tool prepared for any DIY repair or project that you decide to undertake around your house is of the essence if you want to do it right. Clogs or leaks, for example, are quite common and instead of waiting a couple of days for a plumber and waste money, with a bit of knowledge on the matter and the right tools, you can take care of the problem by yourself. Here are some of the basic tools that you need to have in your tool box.

14 March, 2017

Tuning your 4x4 or truck with the right outback exhaust mods can be very tricky. If everything is set up correctly, then torque, mileage and horsepower go up because the engine will be working more efficiently and easily. It's a simple recipe for success with...

23 January, 2017
Times are constantly changing, with all of life's aspects being affected. Let's make a comparison, for instance, taking our lifestyles as opposed to the lifestyles of our parents and grandparents at the time they were our age. Not only have habits changed, but view on life altogether. While in the past it was unimaginable for people to spend day after day in an enclosed space, without considering of making a trip to the great outdoors and taking a well-deserved break, nowadays it's nothing unusual for us to even take work home or work well past the working hours and once work is done, spend more time in the enclosed space at home watching TV.
10 January, 2017
I hear people say technology is backfiring and society gets to suffer because of it. While I don't exactly argue the contrary, since we can see the damage caused to the young population whose lives depend entirely on their electronics and easily make them susceptible to develop a sort of device addiction, I can't deny the benefits it's brought to modern life. Ever since I was a child, I loved reading magazines with sections of new inventions, something I still do to this day. There are many designs and tools that can be of use to us, even at home, and we're not aware because we think they're strictly industrial.
04 January, 2017
Gears are one of the oldest pieces of mechanical equipment that dates back thousands of years. The first description of gears, however, was written by Aristotle in the 4th century B.C. And sketches of various types of gears were found in Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks. Gears have come a long way since the earliest wooden models and today they are made with maximum precision and they are part nearly any machine. Gears are used to transmit power from one part of a machine to another. Buy combining them together in different ways, you can increase speed, increase force, change direction, and so on. Although they seem complex at first glance, in principle, they are actually quite simple. It's just a matter of physics in action. Let's take a car engine as a simple example. Thanks to gears, a car engine can harness the power stored in gasoline. Basically, gasoline explodes and moves the cylinders of the engine up and down. Gears make sure that this up and down motion is converted to circular motion that gets the car moving.
02 November, 2016