Recent content by AngryBeaver

my dealer got a trade show special 84” epic with power drawer in at a crackhead price, so I traded my krl1022 54” master series in

Yup, give her more heat. She’ll eventually dry. 12/21. She’s almost a hundy!

The old USA made snap ons are superior to anything ever made In fit, finish and comfort

Add a few claw hammers, straight and curved, then add a few specialty hammers and you should have it covered.

I honestly can’t believe there is people out there that think people don’t drink well water

Veto pro pack is the only tool backpack worth a hoot. If heavy backpacks are bad on your back, then what’s a heavy tool bag carried on one side do to your spine after a day of use? I use and I’ll take a backpack tool bag 101 times out of 100 over a tool bag. Carry that tool bag or metal tool...

2/18 is the date. 2/18 was the date. Looked like 12/48 to me. The hockey puck spindles weren’t in 42 or 43…

Nice score. You can order Yost 34c pipe jaws for it. with all due respect, you can’t have a manufacture date before a patent date…. The very last pic has the 227 plain as day…. That’s February 1927. This is why I didn’t add the pre R series to the Reed date post initially because every...

Some tool collector is going to tell you no pliers have play, or should have. im going to tell you to step on a job site and go see the ironworkers and electricians and wiggle their pliers. You’ll find tons of slop on cutters that cut more in a day than you will in your lifetime. no plier...

The thing with wood and moisuter meters is stabbing it on her end won’t tell you the true Mc. I burn wood with a newer epa friendly stove. I use a moisture meter to tell wheter or not it’s ready to burn. Stabbing it on the end will read 8-10% lower MC than the inside of the wood. no...

what pickup do you have that weighs 6K on the front axle?

What kind of facility is this feeding? B phase ground is what it’s considered nation wide and still used in many refineries, chemical plants, and other highly flammable environments as there is 1/3 less potential for and arc flash on equipment failure.

I don’t like raised panels, or sharp edge wrenches like the snap ons. I have them and use them, but I much prefer a wider side like the wrights, Williams made kobalts, etc. some thin ones like the snap ons, protos, craftsmans will dig in when really reefing on them. The wrights, while a bit...

its real simple actually. Just about every decent electrician in the midwest makes 35-50 bucks and hour. For the employer to pay him, his benefits, their insurance, their company truck, their company auto insurance you are well over 100 bucks an hour to employ that one employee and that doesn’t...