Recent content by Carson_13

I use a small roller cab as my tool cart a KRA4107. 40" 7 drawer for all my commonly used items but i also do alot of electrical work(4th year auto) and it still has lots of space and easy to move around. My main box is a 56" mastercraft chest (no top box) with a butcher block top on it. i paid...

Ingersoll also has a 3/8 cordless unless you already have 18v tools then that makes sense.

You would think American manufacturers would jump at someone wanting to make something of quality. Call up Canada we will build that! haha cool product. I honestly think this is a great product and its sad that its not easier to get it made in NA. And dont go on shark tank they will find an even...

Snap on ratchets are great most other things have good or better alternatives.

I would get the 3/8 in my opinion it sounds like that gun would suit you better if you want a do all gun its the closest. The batteries from the w7150 are 3ah and the 3/8 are 1.5AH i think but either one fits both guns so your call. BUT I do not own a 3/8 version and have never used one.

I only remove things with it as far as aluminum goes, like intakes and such i dont trust running small bolts in with it. The w7150 has alot of power and fast i use my 1/4 makita (impact & drill combo home depot 150$) if the vehicle is in the air tires and suspension its amazing battery is great...

Tough one I have the same air impact and i also have the w7150, and to be honest its a beast it is very bulky imo. I love it but I work in a shop/yard. There is no good gun for both the 7150 is too much light engine work I have a mikita 12v 1/4 impact a cheap *** 1/2 mastercraft for engine/interior.

Fittings on pipe and tubing? The stamped sizes are probably pipe sizes.

Being in Alberta myself I feel your pain as far as tool selection. We dont have Matco or cornwell dealers here (at least I have never seen one). I have had the THLF72 for a little over a year now and its a great little tool. I would buy another.

Canada was built using #2 robertson screws haha. Only flathead I really use is a pocket screwdriver that gets used for everything but screws.

Haha maybe, he doesn't like them and I understand why. We work in a shop its just the two of us if i dont have the proper tool he does, I dont have alot of things he doesn't. But we share tools all the time nothing ever locked or worried about getting stolen and such. we both have adjustable...

Lovely example - "My auto tech mentor says I can't use this tool!" LOL. I would smack him upside the head with it and call it useful. idiot response I agree but jiffy lube will put out 50% of what people think they need to be a responsible motorist after all they did change their oil! right...

GeneralDisorder I owe you an apology I reread your post I was wrong it kinda sounded like you were saying mechanics cant problem solve. Thats welders... haha totally joking im one of those unfortunate souls also.

Are you ******* kidding me? im sorry but are you talking dealerships? We do tons of one off jobs, never am I wondering where my adjustable wrench is. We dont have to make tools everyday but its not uncommon

I use a mix of mastercraft(china) old proto canada and fuller. grand total 8 screwdrivers. Use them everyday find what you like/need, use em. I have well over 100 they get weeded out very fast i have less than $40 into them. All of them!