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How can I claim warranty for a Kennedy Hand Box, and what is covered?

Really happy with my Williams set.

I'd say Carlyle.

I would say grey pneumatic duo.

I'd give you 150$

I learned to weld on 22-24 gauge

I was planning on becoming an automotive mechanic, but the more I think about it the less I want to be one. Why is it that HVAC techs make just as much money but require much less skills and a fraction of the tools?

I can get either one of these impacts for about the same price since I am a student, what would you guys recommend?

(Thread resurrection) Would you guys recommend these? I would much prefer buying these over buying just a regular impact socket set.

The brand of tools you are thinking of is ridgid. At only 16 I would imagine I am certainly one of the younger members on the board.

HF pro impact is the best for shallow.

I'm looking into getting electric, but even once I get electric I'm not sure if I want to go mainly cordless or air.

I'm a good 200 feet from my house, I did have someone tell me to put an air compressor in my cellar and then run air line out to my garage. Seemed like a pretty good idea to me.

I plan on doing everything from small engine, car repairs, plumbing, carpentry, etc. the reason I can have a gas air compressor on a budget, is because a close relative owns an equipment repair shop and has me do a ton of work for them. I get huge discounts on any used tool.

I don't have electricity in my garage, and will not have it for a long time. Would you guys go with all cordless tools, or a gas air compressor and air tools? I have a very low budget.