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Thanks Glenn, looks great!

I used blanket insulation specifically for metal/pole buildings. https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipMhHe91BrizvYKAb1IiGKdxBSCHh6l5y7TQLT5610mcyQv07fwfiDAMIe7OqJYRnA/photo/AF1QipNR1r90IIo6cOGBIVN5B_oGPRy0_D8xc0ex8LXA?key=N0hMbS1KR0RQeC1oblhwejVzNno0Z0hiWndKVXR3

Glenn, What floor coating did you use?

Metal frame that flips down from the wall that pins into/onto the bender.

My Dad used to grab the discarded batteries from the box at the local Ace hardware, Take them apart and make good ones for himself.

Congrats dude! Looks good, your gonna love it. TIP: don't put your fingers in front of that part that cuts the wood!:beer:

Whats your location Dave?

Thanks for all the advice everyone.

Good tool to have. I have 3 of them (Ones a fire victim), one wood only, and one wood/metal. I like the one in your pic better than the sheet metal bottom one, they rattle less.

I have a few of the ones in the pic, from HF. Does not work so well on certain tools though. The hose hanging down actually gets in the way or drags on whatever your working on.

Awesome, thanks Dacan. I like the sound of your final recommendation/preference.

Yeah, I always used a 1/2" air impact in the past. 3/8" impact sockets seem too small, but that's probably psychological issue from using 1/2" for so long.

OK, So I went to good ol you tube. Now know the difference between stubby and mid torque. Maybe one of each? lol! Skip the 1/2" so I can just get 3/8 sockets?

So can the 3/8 stubby pull suspension/chassis bolts on a truck? If it can, Maybe I'll start with just the 3/8. Waiting to hear why the mid torque is prefered.

Yeah, The stubby is what I was looking at also. I don't have any impact sockets anymore, I'll be buying those also. I was planning on the M12 ratchet also. I do have a dewalt 1/4" impact, but I mostly use that for wood/home repair stuff. Dont want to get it greasy.