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Anyone have / got any tools from the above? Ads keep popping up on my laptop for them. Read some decent reviews about them and they are not too pricey.
Vevor Tools
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I have an electric scissor jack from them . It's not the best , I think its for occasional use . I have had to repair it several times and strengthen its base as I use it to lift up caravans a lot. I also have a rivet nut tool kit , which is good , but they don't supply spare mandrels ( I worked at one place where the sheet metal workers used them a lot and were forever snapping the mandrels) . you can't beat the price though.
Vevor stuff is made in China, there is some rubbish, I had an anvil that was full of filler to mask "pockets" in the casting, although the face of the anvil was fine. I complained and got a refund without any hassle, + they didn't want the anvil back. In fairness the anvil has actually been fine!
On a more positive note, my English Wheel came from them was fine, the wheels were finished to a very high standard, and I have just bought this ring bender, and it exceeded expectations.
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The trick is to read the reviews for the specific product, they don't seem to filter out poor reviews, so are pretty reliable.
On a more positive note, my English Wheel came from them was fine, the wheels were finished to a very high standard, and I have just bought this ring bender, and it exceeded expectations.
VEVOR Manual Ring Roller Bender Metal Sheet Roll Bending Rolling Machine 343mm Hand Tubing Bender Steel Ring Roller Bender 3-1/2'' Handle Handheld Hand Crank 3" Ring Bending Tool | VEVOR UK
Create perfect metal rings effortlessly with the VEVOR Ring Roller Bender, designed for 3" rings and up, ideal for DIY enthusiasts and metal artists.
The trick is to read the reviews for the specific product, they don't seem to filter out poor reviews, so are pretty reliable.
A friend of mine brought a hammer from a market, it stated do not strike hard objects.
@Oscarmax It's generally known not to hit a hardened object with a hammer- my old dad taught me that when I was twelve- the reason is the item may shatter,( the end of stone chisels are soft as are 'drifts') . They( the Chinese) may have not known the difference in English between hard and hardened - I had lots of laughs when communicating with people like 'Doris' ( a common cantonese first name!!!) on Ebay over items that weren't as advertised 
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