Recent content by Aaron10647

I have a Derek Weaver setup (807 changer, 957 balancer). Ive had it for 2 years now i think and I have no complaints at all. The only item that I've had to address is an air line that leaked which was an easy fix. I understand where in a commercial environment a name brand unit would be...

+1, That's why I am browsing GJ this morning. I've had my fill of politics.

I completely agree. I also don't see them being a common household item. I have a few friends that have them but they are both engineers which don't fit into the average person mold. I've modeled and printed a bunch of parts and the software/skillset required to make the CAD file suitable to...

Same as thee others above. I rarely pull out a drill anymore unless I'm actually drilling a hole. Any fastener gets the impact driver.

Same here. I went on the site expecting something above and beyond but really don't see anything worth buying. They always have lightning deals going on so other than there being more of them, just a normal day from what ive seen. All hype so far. Edit: I did just subscribe for some coffee...

Derek Weaver Changer and Balancer

Ive had great luck warranting everything I've tried. My latest warrantee story is that I found a Snap-On 3/8 breaker bar with socket in a friends yard when helping him move so naturally it was rusted to the point of not being usable. Though clearly abuse, and not even the original owner, "my...

The top and drawers are locked together. I think you have to push back the top (1/2-1")before it can open but I would have to double check tonight when I get home. It is kind of seamless (at least how I use it) so I cant really remember off the top of my head but It has a click when closed...

I haven't tried the beads yet but I did just buy a powered tire changer to do my own tires. I see a lot of aftermarket wheels come with beads from the big name vendors and I would expect a lot of negative feedback if they didn't work as stated. The general consensus is that they are good to...

First time I see one with a key fob but they have had the keyless lock with prox cards for years. They sell them on the industrial side of the buisness.

I’m looking for a little advice for my new shed I had built a few weeks ago. As its winter in New England, I want to add heat and also prevent moisture/condensation. Hoping you guys can point me in the right direction. The details: 12x16, Board & Batten currently still fairly green wood 8’...

Either a Kershaw Chive or a Gerber EAB which takes utility blades. Lately its been the Gerber EAB.

To keep this logical and on topic. Your statement here outlines the difference between OPINIONS by defining the criteria that you are judging by and excluding the criteria in which others are comparing. You’re trolling and looking for a digital answer where one does not exist. You are...

This :thumbup: I have a Cornwell truck and a SO industrial rep I deal with. My cornwell experience has been similar to 90zcar. I called Cornwell and they put my in touch with the driver. I meet him at one of his stops and always pay cash. A few times I needed a tool for an emergency job and...

Discount is closer to 40% but its not a linear discount. Some items more, some items less. More or less the same pricing as the industrial side.