Recent content by azhatchback

SO 1/2" ratchet adapter works great for turning engines in a vehicle with a breaker bar and deep socket.

I watch all the mentioned ones too. I like sparky channel as well. He seems to be pretty fair in tool comparisons. I really like the knipex reviews on real tools. I like Donyboy73. He has good info on small engine stuff. He has a decent review on vampliers extraction pliers and a few other...

Interesting thread. I use air but have been considering some battery stuff. Never really thought about the spark and fuel fumes. Would this also be the case with brushless motor tools? We run a brushless motor on my kids RC car and it is pretty much sealed. It does not have the brush and Com...

valve train organizer http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-csum2600

I use a 110V Hobart MIG. for sheet metal, I like it a lot. I prefer welding panels with .023 wire on the bottle. Only weld about an inch at a time and allow metal to cool so you don't warp it. I use a copper cold bar to **** the heat out of the weld and try to keep as much heat as possible out...

Veto bags are awesome! I use a Veto small tote bag which is rather large for carrying all my bigger stuff to the job like a drill, extension cords, welding gear, etc.... It's one of my top useful purchases. http://www.vetopropac.com/catalog/cargo-totes

I wanted the Gator box for drawer lay out and depth but they were to deep for my space, I settled with the 56" tool vault an am really happy with it. I have had it for about 3 years now and have had no issues with it. If I had the space i would have bought the Gator.

I spray it on my out door water faucets when they start getting hard to turn or jam up. It works like a champ. I also clean the door locks on my house with WD when they jam up real bad and graphite powder won't do the job. I live in a very dusty area.

:thumbup: TIG is very clean.

Klein combo tips for electrical are awesome! No more ruined Phillips since i have acquired these. I used to use square drives a lot when I repaired appliances and AC window units years ago. I wish more stuff came with square drive. here they are at home depot...

I have one of those sockets from sunex for a set of powder coated rims with the recessed lugs. It works great and the insert on the inside keeps the tops lugs from getting scratched up if you have painted or chromed lugs that are capped. As far as the plastic sleeve getting loose, I prefer it...

This thing is small and amazing if your into putting music on your phone. I bought a extra memory card for my phone and have my entire music collection on it and just bluetooth it to everything, car, home set up, portable speaker, etc...

Another vote for air compressor and blow gun. Make sure it's a real blow gun too not the ones with plastic tip to blow up kids toys and not the paint gun looking ones with the long narrow nozzle, just a good old fashion standard blow gun.

http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/auto-darkening-welding-helmets.html

I have used an SK 5.5 deep for electronic junk. I used it to repair a drill charger a few months ago. You find them half sizes on electronic junk. I have not ran into a 6.5 or 7.5 though.