jeffmoss26
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Good choice DoubleA. I have never seen stubby hex keys.
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moopa
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That is a real nice Homak box hope to see pics of it loaded up
Thanks...looks like I have to remove some shelving and shorten up my work bench to squeeze it in beside the other tool boxes....why is it the shop continues to shrink over the years??? LOL.
Mark
dodge610
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Strange thing I have noticed that also I thought I was loosing my mind but it is happening to you also. lol
oilfieldtrash4
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Some snap on stuff I picked up.
supra90turbo
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Sharpest, strongest cutters I've ever used. Good choice, sir
Oldsmobiler
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Hello everyone, I'm Greg and just found this awesome forum. Did not want to be left out of the show me your tools thread so here is what I got.
They are from Motion Pro and the one 90° bit holder comes in very hand for those tight spots. The T handles spin on the blue collar, I love these things.
Is there something like this that can handle more torque? A company i worked for in the past had something similar that was enclosed but was a 90 degree "ratchet" but I forgot to write down the manufacture.
I have been looking FOREVER for something like this....yeah is there something that can handle a bit more torque?
supra90turbo
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Bottle opener at a flea market from a local package store, and stopped by my grandparents where I got these excellent old screwdrivers forced upon me. Lol
jeffmoss26
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Nice stuff!!
Gert
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JeremyManning
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Those round beam wrenches are the best
New to me, but belonged to my wife's grandpa...
A Delta-Milwaukee Jointer:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38089632@N02/8331952528/ http://www.flickr.com/people/38089632@N02/
And a Craftsman "100" Table saw:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38089632@N02/8331951834/ http://www.flickr.com/people/38089632@N02/
A Delta-Milwaukee Jointer:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38089632@N02/8331952528/ http://www.flickr.com/people/38089632@N02/
And a Craftsman "100" Table saw:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38089632@N02/8331951834/ http://www.flickr.com/people/38089632@N02/
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Mazdaratti3
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ianguilly
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Latest eBay buy.
Farmall450
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jvitez
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And a Craftsman "100" Table saw:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38089632@N02/8331951834/ http://www.flickr.com/people/38089632@N02/
Damn but that art deco styling is cool! Congrats!! It looks in superb shape.
Industrial design was awesome decades ago. Now so many things are designed in such a utilitarian fashion.
jeffmoss26
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Nice buy, Ian...they are even my color
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OveRReV
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went out this afternoon to buy a set of combination wrenches, no Unior available so i got the next best thing, for the price it can't be beat.
this is what $110 can buy for me.
this is what $110 can buy for me.
supra90turbo
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Absolutely amazing documentary on Netflix. I highly recommend seeing it for anyone who hasn't
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Mastercraft air tools and a Stanley socket set for behind the seat of my truck. I was looking for an air chisel for changing balljoints on my truck. $50 would have bought the chisel, but instead I spent an extra $30 and bought a 100 piece air tool set. I think I made out ok??
padronanniversary
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went out this afternoon to buy a set of combination wrenches, no Unior available so i got the next best thing, for the price it can't be beat.
this is what $110 can buy for me.
Where did you get that toptul wrench ? I looks perfect for my rear ohlins shock. Do you have a part number and also you you please be able to tell me the thickness ? I assume it can adjust ?
That thing looks awesome !
Thanks in advance
uniballer
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What application do you use these On ? I have never ran acrossed a need for these.
rshadd
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3M Scotchlok Electrical Terminal Assortment Kit STK-1
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went out this afternoon to buy a set of combination wrenches, no Unior available so i got the next best thing, for the price it can't be beat.
this is what $110 can buy for me.
Damn I want that set.
Chadwilliam1
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3M Scotchlok Electrical Terminal Assortment Kit STK-1
I am jealous, Do you have a link?
rshadd
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http://www.zorotools.com/g/Terminal Assortment Kit/00119785/
I got it from Zoro Tools for $185 during their 26% off & free shipping event last week.
TerryH
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Been chasing a set of chisels and punches for a while now. Finally got on the right Ebay deal. These are brand new. PPC710BK kit with the gauge still in the pouch. Got them for $109 shipped. $100 cheaper than off the truck.
right angle pipe/hydraulic fittings where you don't have enough space to use a wrench. Never seen one on a vehicle though. Mainly found on industrial/farm applications.
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Wow Terry, great minds think alike ! I've been borrowing my lead tech's roll pin punch from time to time, and got sick of it, so I got myself a decent cheap set from Home DepotDOTcom. Although not as nice as yours, the $29.00 12piece Mayhew set I bought should treat me just fine:
And, Although I'd MUCH rather have a nice complete set, I got a basic 4-size set of Irwin snap-ring pliers with my order for an additional $11.** I trust the Irwin name, so they'll probably do the job fine for me, I'll use them maybe once every-other month.
And, Although I'd MUCH rather have a nice complete set, I got a basic 4-size set of Irwin snap-ring pliers with my order for an additional $11.** I trust the Irwin name, so they'll probably do the job fine for me, I'll use them maybe once every-other month.
