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[Skin]

Since I don't have a compressor in my garage yet (working on the sub panel first), this is a nice tool by SO for home gamers without a compressor. Hook it up to your impact and use it as a die grinder.

I think you're taking too many shots of the Koolaid. You could of just bought the real 3M kit, got more discs, and spent about the same in the end. Works in any drill...

Plus the 3M is made in the US, the Blue-Point quasi knock-off is Chinese.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0013HHNPY/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[sweet victory]

I've had the 3M kit in my Amazon wish list for a while now. It did not dawn on me to just use it with a drill. :tard: I guess the appropriate thing to do now is own both.

 

[u118224]

Snap-On External Plus 18, 20, 22 and 24.

 

[Wamsutta]

ATHUBSCRUB

https://store.snapon.com/Abrasive-D...crubber-with-Pad-Blue-Point-reg--P938492.aspx

That's the one that fits over a lug stud to clean the hub around the base of the stud; isn't it?

 

[Mr. Tool]

Here are a few of my latest acquisitions from the past couple weeks.

The first two are Japanese made the third is a USA made product.

1.) ENGINEER (metric) nut drivers with magnetic tips.

2.) ENGINEER (metric) baby nut drivers.

3.) MIP (metric & SAE) nut drivers.

 

[Mr. Tool]

Continuation.....

 

[Mr. Tool]

Almost forgot, this arrived just yesterday, a vintage SK 1/4” socket set (incomplete of course) but went ahead and purchased it anyway because I was after the SK Driver, which by the way is in excellent condition!

The set is missing the 6” & 2” extensions along with the ratchet.

 

[sweet victory]

That's the one that fits over a lug stud to clean the hub around the base of the stud; isn't it?

That is correct.

 

[skulldrinker]

What engine bay do you plan on fitting that into?

I know lol. I had no idea that were that gigantic.

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[jimmyin3D]

600ft/lbs Breakaway
330ft/lbs Fastening

All the info is here https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=414762&page=2

Nice wish I saw that before jumping onto M18’s midtorque!

 

[PelicanPines]

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[cstmg8]

Probably considered lawn and garden, but it's in my garage. I love this thing, mostly due to the hatred I have for safety nozzles on gas cans.
I'm hanging it on the wall for for faster gravity feed, but if it's laying down then you can pump the handle and it pumps/siphons.
My zero turn, uses at least a full tank each mowing, so I was also tired of filling 5 gal cans.
14 gal

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[Real_PhillBert]

Small box from Snap-On today, A pair of 786CF flush cut diagonal cutters, and a SGD155CR large marine plug screwdriver.

 

[Mr. Tool]

What exactly is this thing?

Is it to siphon fuel from a gas tank or...?

What is the products name, model number, manufacturer, where'd you buy it, etc.?

I also have a ZT (Hustler Raptor Flip Up) and am curious about it and it's function.

Probably considered lawn and garden, but it's in my garage. I love this thing, mostly due to the hatred I have for safety nozzles on gas cans.
I'm hanging it on the wall for for faster gravity feed, but if it's laying down then you can pump the handle and it pumps/siphons.
My zero turn, uses at least a full tank each mowing, so I was also tired of filling 5 gal cans.
14 gal

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[CrazyTools]

Picked up this creeper seat toolbox bench (that's really what it is because of the size 19" x 16" seat) today locally for $80 brand new. Been looking for a solidly built creeper seat for a while, and couldn't find one --- even the regular Snap-on ones that are just rebranded aren't great. This is about 30 pounds, constructed like a Snap-on toolbox, with toolbox level swivel casters, and some serious steel.

Really solid piece of equipment. Also found a set of long Snap-on torx for $40 like new (210EFTXL), and a like new TLLF72 for $40, but who cares! Creeper pictures!!

 

[purplezr2]

I want that creeper, I assume it was a prize, giveaway

 

[sweet victory]

I've got the same creeper. You got it for a good price! Just a word of caution - since it's a promotion item, a dealer won't be able to get spare parts for it.

 

[CrazyTools]

I've got the same creeper. You got it for a good price! Just a word of caution - since it's a promotion item, a dealer won't be able to get spare parts for it.

Yea, I had seen you post it above some time ago. I don't think anything on this will ever really break given the size of the casters.

I've looked around for the drawer version but someone told me it was actually smaller (and I've never seen one to verify).

Overall, it's very cool though. Mostly from the point of view of how stable it is to move around on it, and how well it's built.

I want that creeper, I assume it was a prize, giveaway

I assume it is. It has a part number, but it doesn't come up. I've seen a lot of them on ebay for more than $350 + shipping

 

[sweet victory]

Overall, it's very cool though. Mostly from the point of view of how stable it is to move around on it, and how well it's built.

This was it's main selling point for me, along with storing spare parts in it. I've fallen off my hf creeper twice now by going way too fast on it and getting a pebble or something stuck under a caster. This thing feels like a sofa in comparison.

 

[Elsinore13]

Picked up this creeper seat toolbox bench (that's really what it is because of the size 19" x 16" seat) today locally for $80 brand new. Been looking for a solidly built creeper seat for a while, and couldn't find one --- even the regular Snap-on ones that are just rebranded aren't great. This is about 30 pounds, constructed like a Snap-on toolbox, with toolbox level swivel casters, and some serious steel.

Really solid piece of equipment. Also found a set of long Snap-on torx for $40 like new (210EFTXL), and a like new TLLF72 for $40, but who cares! Creeper pictures!!

Got a similar one last Christmas for the granddaughter. 2 drawer chest. I have to push her all around the house on it...getting too old for that!

 

[mike528]

Dro for the mini mill


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[mrjaw14]

Small box from Snap-On today, A pair of 786CF flush cut diagonal cutters, and a SGD155CR large marine plug screwdriver.

How do you like that marine plug screwdriver?

 

[CrazyTools]

This was it's main selling point for me, along with storing spare parts in it. I've fallen off my hf creeper twice now by going way too fast on it and getting a pebble or something stuck under a caster. This thing feels like a sofa in comparison.

Yea I’ve never used a creeper where when you sit down on it you can’t feel it flex, move, or distort. It’s like sitting on top of a little master series toolbox .

 

[Real_PhillBert]

How do you like that marine plug screwdriver?

I haven't had a chance to use it just yet, but soon I'll get a chance to give her a try.

 

[Riverlos]

1/2” breaker bar 24” long and engineer lineman pliers [emoji1360]


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[M6erfan]

What exactly is this thing?

Is it to siphon fuel from a gas tank or...?

What is the products name, model number, manufacturer, where'd you buy it, etc.?

I also have a ZT (Hustler Raptor Flip Up) and am curious about it and it's function.

Flo N Go gas caddy. My friend has one for his boat.

 

[jimmyin3D]

Finished up my socket set with Koken 12pt shallow and deep 6MM-22MM. Precise as my Koken Zeal and SO sockets even though it’s from their regular line. Absolutely love them.










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[Ign]

Here's what I thought a unique tool, recently acquired from local pawn for $2: what I believe is a bottle of actual MAPP gas, not MAPP-PRO. If I'm right that should place it pre-'08

 

[Mr. Tool]

Thanks M6erfan!

Flo N Go gas caddy. My friend has one for his boat.

 

[Mr. Tool]

OUTSTANDING & AWESOME Koken socket collection !

Finished up my socket set with Koken 12pt shallow and deep 6MM-22MM. Precise as my Koken Zeal and SO sockets even though it’s from their regular line. Absolutely love them.










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[garthg]

Finished up my socket set with Koken 12pt shallow and deep 6MM-22MM. Precise as my Koken Zeal and SO sockets even though it’s from their regular line. Absolutely love them.



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I picked up a set 10 to 19mm of Koken sockets after seeing them in a motorcycle shop some years ago. I didn't know the brand, but they were cheap and Made in Japan. The quality was obvious.

 

[clubairth]

You won't get this stool to flex!!
Rated at 400 LBS from Northern Tool.

Rolls nice and nothing moves. I dumped the drink holder bracket too.
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[CrazyTools]

You won't get this stool to flex!!
Rated at 400 LBS from Northern Tool.

Rolls nice and nothing moves. I dumped the drink holder bracket too.
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I'm not really a fan of Torin in general. Your mileage may vary. They don't stand behind what they sell, and their casters are really poorly made.

 

[LS3]

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Sunex 3569 master bit set 3/8
Gp 2204E impact extensions 1/2

 

[NUTTSGT]

Swapping a hub assembly on the wife's Explorer necessitated I buy a few things to get the job done. a Performance Tool slide hammer kit (Rural King) and a ball joint press at HF.

 

[PhantomEB]

Finally got my 1/2” cordless impact gun. The air ones I got are nice but I wanted more portability.

 

[Farmall450]

Finally got my 1/2” cordless impact gun. The air ones I got are nice but I wanted more portability.

Once you go cordless you never go back.

 

[jimmyin3D]

I picked up a set 10 to 19mm of Koken sockets after seeing them in a motorcycle shop some years ago. I didn't know the brand, but they were cheap and Made in Japan. The quality was obvious.

Yeah never heard about them until a few yrs ago but looking into their company found its much like Proto, an industrial tool supplier in Japan. Now I own 4 of their socket sets. For the price and quality I wish I got them earlier. Both these sets were about $60 each and the single sockets about $40.

 

[Mr. Tool]

Cool!

Finally got my 1/2” cordless impact gun. The air ones I got are nice but I wanted more portability.

Don't forget to register it on the Ridgid website for LSA (that is if you purchased it brand new..if purchased second hand forget it).

Not too long ago I also purchased a Ridgid 1/2" cordless Impact.

Post #47065

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=7858716#post7858716

 

[Balakay]

Yeah never heard about them until a few yrs ago but looking into their company found its much like Proto, an industrial tool supplier in Japan. Now I own 4 of their socket sets. For the price and quality I wish I got them earlier. Both these sets were about $60 each and the single sockets about $40.

Where did you order them from?