Recent content by 19swinger70

i have had a 1/2" impact for 15+ years. Nothing flashy, but I almost never oil it, it gets moist air, and i have used it as a hammer and just generally tossed it around. it is still working fine to pull lugnuts off and other fun stuff.

Kaeser screw compressers are tough and can run 24/7 with regular p.m.

Im finishing up my recent build. 30x50 10' walls. 3 single bay garage doors and 1 service door. building constructed by local crew: $12,000 concrete floor by local contractor:$5000 Me doing labor on these: 100 amp electric service materials: $1200 lights:$400 drywall:$600 I am currently...

Milt, On a later post, I supplied a link to a place to buy the rods. Divers use these to cut up old underwater structures. Whether the OP is up to the task equipment-wise, or diving-wise is up to him. A former coworker of mine was a diver and had told me about using some type of welding rods to...

http://www.aquaairind.com/Index/Cutting-Welding/Oxylance.htm

I think there are arc welding rods that are made for cutting purposes. Not sure if you could use something like that underwater.

I used a moving truck with a liftgate to move my heavy stuff this summer. i have a 18 foot trailer, but decided a 24 foot truck with lift gate was worth the money. It worked great to get the heavy stuff loaded because of the lift - and the large box of the truck made for less trips back and fourth.