Recent content by FiveFinger

Man I wish Black and decker still built tools like they used too. My dad still has the old power tools with the Orange housings and a few that are die cast. Black and Decker used to make a fine tool. I would rather drill holes with a brace or use a manual screwdriver to drive screws than with...

Looks like a good box to me.

Heck yes. One for bolts and nuts and one big one for tools.

Yep the guilty party needs to serve everyday of his sentence with his head and arms in an old fashioned stock in a common but unsupervised area of the the prison with his body bent forward as much as possible. All of this of course before he receives his injection.

I do not think that they were very rusty but they did not simply pull off like they have in the past. I was replacing them anyways so i beat them pretty hard with the claw hammer.

Thanks for the recommendations. I think I am going to buy the three piece set from Trusty http://www.trustyhammers.com/product_p/mech3pk.htm and probably a cheap engineers or drilling hammer.

I recently had to beat a rusted set of rotors off of a hub with a 16oz claw hammer and I now realize I do not have a good hammer for anything other than driving nails. What tyoe of hammer is best for some gentle persuasion? A one piece plastic deadblow? Metal faced deadblow? Brass mallet...

Yep that about sums it up.

21mm is used on a lot of vehicles.

I use my deeps unless there is a clearance issue. I use the extra length to grip with my fingers to spin the nut off after it is free enough or hold the socket while to prevent the ratchet's drag from rotating the socket.

I had the same problem a few weeks ago doing a single door. I am kind of interested to see the responses.

That better include some really nice box art.

That era of Craftsman tools was the best that were ever available. The black handled screwdrivers were great.

Yep, Most blackhawk stuff I have looked at has been imported.

I bought the 26 gallon harbor freight oiled compressor. It is loud but was cheap and is a steal when you compare it to similar compressors at the home improvement stores which are also made in china. It meets all of my needs except for die grinder use and is holding me over until I can find a...