The tool number rule runs through the biggest Sykes shelf: three hundred workshop and equipment spares, most of them listed against the tools they serve, running from panel beating steel through pulling hardware to the bases under the bench vice and the reels above it.
The bodywork corner is the deepest run. Bodyblades come by teeth per inch, the 6, 9 and 12 TPI blades all matched to the same adjustable holder so one handle carries every cut, with the flat bumping tool, the pry and surfacing spoon and the utility dolly alongside, the panel shop's consumable steel replaced by number as it wears rather than the whole kit being retired with its blade.
The pulling and holding hardware follows the same number rule: soft coated hook sets in internal and external four piece forms that pull seals without scoring bores, force screws complete with T bars, extension pieces, puller legs and the triple beam, plus safety wire parts named for their machines by number. Vice swivel bases come by vice size, four, six and eight inch forms each naming their vice, so the jaw width on the bench picks its base directly.
The equipment tail carries retractable hose reels in air and air water forms, fifteen metre reels in 8mm quarter inch and 10mm three eighths bores and the ten metre half inch air reel, with small spare disc packs and the adjustable holders serving the surfacing and blade tools. Every listing names its tool where one applies, the drop down selector shows everything compatible with a tool, and an unmarked part goes over WhatsApp on 07754288583 with the number and a photo for a named answer against its tool.