Recent content by adbanshee

Surely this is not new, my Philips screwdriver set is this color and I bought them somewhere around 2000, or am i going colorblind?

So glad things are on the rise!. I don't think I am the only person on here who gets a sick, hollow feeling in the stomach when one of our GJ friends goes AWOL...

I love the contrast between the gravel and the front steps, a huge improvement over the mulch! Great job, as usual. :bowdown::bowdown:

Yeah, definitely be careful what pages you open if you search for it on Google! :eyecrazy:

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I agree, I have used them in aluminium with good results, but in a steel SxS frame it snapped after the 3rd hole.

I had a look at them on the SO truck last week. I would not necessarily use one to break a fastener loose, but I can definitely see a use in several situations, spark plugs on ZX12, ZX14 and ZG14s and cam caps on shim under bucket models. I didn't buy one, but if they did a tzero version of the...

Thanks. That T-handle is the only ratchet from Snap-on that I have ever broken, but it seems to happen at least once a year since the late 90's, when I bought it. :dunno:

Excellent write-up! Does this also apply to the TMRT8 t-handle?

I have the same Techangle wrench as you do, and I use it all the time, more than all my other torque wrenches added together, and yes, down to 10nm. I have compared it to my freshly calibrated 1/4" in/lb micrometer style at the lower end and to my 3/8" 15-75ft/lb micrometer style at 50ft/lb. I...

It's funny, the Honda OPE motors we used at the school I taught at for 7 years WERE glued on.

The glue used to stick on the EPA limiter cap is heat sensitive. Heat the cap up with a large soldering iron and it will fall right off. David

My first thought was a gas saver for a torch, the type that mounts to the edge of a welding table.