Regulator servicing tools

[bruceb]

Tools to help service regs, bespoke items made and repaired.

www.aquaventure-scuba-club.co.uk/GAS Tools.htm

Shipped worldwide.

 

[Dive4Life]

Tools to help service regs, bespoke items made and repaired.

www.aquaventure-scuba-club.co.uk/GAS Tools.htm

Shipped worldwide.

Your link doesn't take me anywhere. Did type it properly? Just thought I would point that out.

 

[DA Aquamaster]

The link as written does not actually work. Instead you have to go to:

http://www.aquaventure-scuba-club.co.uk/

And then click on the radio button at the bottom of the page under reg servicing tools.

The simple in line adjuster looks interesting.

 

[bruceb]

Tools to help service regs, bespoke items made and repaired.

www.aquaventure-scuba-club.co.uk/GAS Tools.htm

Shipped worldwide.

The above link will now take you there
Bruce

 

[AdamHorsman]

Interesting, I'm still a fan of the balanced adjuster from www.scubatools.com, it makes it quite easy for fine adjustments to the cracking effort.

Adam

 

[DA Aquamaster]

I have Peterbuilt's adjuster with the IP gauge, but I think the small size of Bruce's adjuster could be nice for doing adjustments in the field. But then again I can reverse by Peterbuilt adjuster and handle hex socket orifices with the same tool.

Peterbuilt also has a bad habit of expensive shipping to overseas addresses, so that may be a factor in people choosing something else as well.

 

[bruceb]

check out the site again for bespoke tools for Sherwood and Oceanic and a load of new bits.

 

[Scuba Tech]

For North America Trident has a similar inline tool, doesn't look as good as Bruce's, but its cheep, also fits the smaller Oceanic and old Scubapro oriface slots.