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unless you're using your left hand to hold the material! We've all been there. :sneaky:

I used a Knaack for years in my F250. never had problems with water. It did get broken into when the truck was stolen, they managed to...

Make sure you are comfortable. Either sitting or standing. Just makes sure you're comfortable, and can run the full length of the weld...

I'll second the Prevost. I put one of these on a hose reel that my wife uses sometimes, she likes it way better than standard ones.

do yourself a favor when using something that sensitive, get the lathe leveled out with a less sensitive level first, that way at least...

oh man, those would be fantastic in tight spots. might have to pick up a few

on my old delta I use urethane, but I never use it for metal. Just a hunch, but if you're worried about hot chips embedding into the...

try starting out with a small (1/8" or so) pilot hole. Sheet metal shouldn't dull the stepped bits very quickly, but the very tips do...

they are fantastic, my neighbor gives me some all the time, as a thank you for helping him with stuff. I really like the ones that go...

I'd just find a nice strong ratchet (even a 3/4" ratchet with a stout reducer) and use an extension on the handle. why keep a 6 foot...

if you have access to some thick steel (or even aluminum), you could bolt on a new surface to the warped one. just make sure not to...

only on lugnuts that have splines. that's the only time I encounter them.

I agree with this. I had a small-ish lathe (7x16") for about 10 years before I got a much larger one, I still keep the small one. You...

If you're wheeling it, sliding over rocks will scrape off any thing you spray onto it. Put whatever you want on there, and if you care...