Recent content by Chris94L

Good to know. Several people say it works well but they prefer the 3m. Like I said this was just to see how well it works for me. I primarily use a Spitznagel spot weld drill right now but others like the belt sander. It feels fairly nice but I haven't had a chance to use it as it just showed up...

I just had an Astro Onyx show up 1/2" x 18" to see how I like it. Not sure what you do but my main purpose will be grinding out spot welds in the auto collision trade, seems a lot of people like them for that. It was hard to stomach the cost of a 3m at $450 to see if I like it or not, but for...

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Looking at the specs and playing with it on the truck even a 60 has more space than I currently have. I may see if he can do a deal on a 68 though to have a little more room to grow. He told me 4 + trade on the 60 and I only paid 3 for my used Mac box so 7k for an epiq seems decent. I've been at...

Been eyeballing an Epiq the last few weeks on the truck. 60" Extreme Green with the 3 full width drawers. Just wish it had black trim instead of chrome. Thinking about trading in my Mac 1080 on it.

How do you like the 3 wide drawer Epiq? Been thinking about trading in my Mac 1080 on a 60" Edit - To fit the thread

I broke one of those already ok I just looked on their website and dunno which one it is but I have one that wont lift anymore and all the oil leaked out

Any opinions on the 4 ton jack in the ad?

I as well need a new floor jack. Something low enough to get under my lowered Lightning and lowered Mustang. I have a Craftman 3 ton and a US General alum. race jack and neither one of them will lift anymore if I can even get them under the vehicle

...for home auto work. I currently have one of the craftsman sets that comes with its own box for like 200. I recieved a standup box a while ago, and would like to fill it with some decent tools. I'd go ahead and put my pre-existing tools in it, but its a pain to move them back and forth from...

as quoted from the flyer "Bring in any ordinary 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2" ratchet and immediately receive cash credit toward the purchase of the Craftsman Next Generation ratchet." $3 for 1/4" $5 for 3/8" $7 for 1/2" sounds like your junker wrenches would be able to trade in. Also says offer ends...