Recent content by Bansheeboy11

Ive had a handful of these for years, the heads hold up really well, the handles are cheapy and eventually i just put broom handles on the ones that get used every snow day. You can push/pull as much snow as you can physically move, theyre absolutely worth the money.

$144 shipped for the M12 2485-20 die grinder

Just picked one up! Good looking out

SK made those for Sears. Good stuff when they dont get oily, ive had the rubber pull off the plastic then they get a bit uncomfortable. Wera or Witte are my go-to for screw drivers.

Not a bad price, just played with one of these recently and i enjoyed it a lot.

Good deals on those. Anyone run across a deal on the 1/4" 2485-20 m12 grinder?

Hmm, doesnt work :/

Started using the new screw drivers the other day, very very nice. I have mostly Witte screw drivers and these are just as good, cant be that for $12!

Got another email correcting the prior one, theyre sending us these https://www.wihatools.com/softfinsh-slot-phil-7pc-set?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4brB58iE4QIVREOGCh2x9AsmEAQYASABEgLPFfD_BwE

Just got that as well, works for me. Thumbs up!

In for some screwdrivers and a set of pliers. Thanks!

Weird they work fine for me?

i made an exhaust like a rally car along the lines of the old WRC gravel spec exhausts but for like $200 instead of $900 :lol: Original here I made some dimpled gussets for hangers and they came out good, it looks super cooland sounds like a rally car.

Heres that under guard i made Mocked up the under guard, going to cut it tomorrow and try to bend it in a siding brake so i hope its thin enough. Ill try the lift arm dimple die too. FYI a 4' by 3' sheet fits wheel to wheel, rad support to cross member with a little extra. This is .080...

Ive been using simple green, its cheap and easy to find, works pretty well and wont do damage to anything im working on.