Recent content by AldeanFan

Yes, ViceGrip Derek should use all snap on tools, And Red Green should trade the Possum Van for a new Cadillac 🤣

I have this Ryobi one that I use to wash cars. I bought a 50’ pressure hose so I can wash a car or my trailer without moving the unit around. Works great!

I bought a crimper! $137!

$200 is a drop in the bucket for this project

That’s awesome thanks!

Thanks that helps!

I’m installing vintage air on my Country Squire and need to make hoses. I could go to a hose shop in the city and see if they’ll crimp the hoses that came in the kit, Or in keeping with garagejournal tradition I can buy another tool I’ll only use once. Has anyone bought and used one of the...

This is the saw I looking at, For context it is to replace a cheap Ryobi saw that Ive worn out over the past 25 years of hobby use , so I’m not used to the best. I can buy this saw for $150 on sale locally, The current model Ryobi is $240 and a dewalt is $660, So the Porter cable seems like a...

Thanks, I know Porter Cable was great stuff years ago, but haven’t heard much lately.

anyone have experience with a Porter Cable scroll saw? I’m looking at one that’s on sale, I’ve never owned a Porter cable tool but have heard good things about them.

I just bought a Bosch impact wrench Bosch GDS18v-330C bare tool. It will not work with any of my existing Bosch batteries. The documentation says these batteries are compatible. When I load a battery and press the speed or mode button the light turns green, But when I pull the trigger the...

I’m looking for a jump pack to keep in the car, specifically a cheap one. I have one I paid $150 for and it has been great. Now I want a second one to keep in the older daily driver so that I have one at the house and one in the car. I’m specifically looking at this one from Astro AI that I...

My dad is one of those people who has to lean against something all the time. I was working on my Factor Five Cobra in dads garage and he kept leaning against it while I was underneath. It was just a bare chassis at that point with no drivetrain so it was probably under 1000lbs and the bottom...

Like Lisle tools My flaring tool is Lisle and it has never let me down. My dad has a Grey Tools flaring tool that is nicer but works exactly the same as my Lisle.

What is the best blade for a 9” tabletop bandsaw with a 62” blade? This is a small, cheap bandsaw that I primarily use for Kub Kars with my Cub Scouts, you fellas south of the border call them Pinewood Derby cars. The saw has the original blade which is probably junk. Thanks!