Recent content by Glammers37

I tried a 2.0 I’ll have to try them with the bigger batteries. Thanks for input. Just a bummer, I had big expectations. Greg

I consider myself a Milwaukee addict, I have a ton of there stuff and for the most part love it. But I recently purchased a couple of their new m12 angle die grinders, and a m12 straight die grinder and are very dissatisfied with them. No power, they shutoff all the time. I have pretty much...

The decals were purchased right from GRAY Mfg. in St Joseph MO. Just give them your serial # (stamped in the top) and they can get you anything. this was an old jack, and they had everything I needed.

sorry been away from this for awhile. the top is just 10 gauge hot rolled broke on a brake press 4" back splash, 1-1/2" front lip. just painted it black.

Just finished this today

Well, after a couple years of thinking and talking about it, I finally got around to building my dream bench. Two Snap On classics later here you go. ( plus a nice Snap On vise I picked up on an auction for cheap).

They ****, never have anything in stock , and most of their counter guys are arrogant pricks. I honestly don't understand how they stay in business. We have a locally owned company that services our business and is awesome.

That's the way I have it now, I print to a printer in the house. Not that far 250', but I am remodeling my shop and thought it would be nice to have a printer in the shop. I print a lot of wiring diagrams etc. Thanks.

That's kinda what I was thinking, thanks

Been using a laptop on top of my tool box. I am going to build a bench with two snap-on Classic 78's built in. Any body got any good ideas for storing a laptop and a scanner printer? Pictures? I was thinking some kind of pull out for the scanner/ printer, but not sure about the laptop. Sho your...

They still work for some light trucks, but we use them for our race cars. Here's a before pic

Just finished. A total rebuild on a Gray air jack. Picked this thing up on a internet auction for $65. Sandblasted it, installed new seals, new coat of paint. New decals.

Finished up my restoration on my Gray air jack. Now to finish another project.

Nice! I wish my lathe looked like that! Clean. Is that a enco lathe? What kind of chuck? I have one that looks the same as that ( mine is an Enco) and it needs a new chuck. Been thinking of putting a 6 jaw on mine. Been struggling with trying to get the runout out of mine.

For wood find and old Oliver. For metal I have an old Grob ns 18 vertical, works good. I put Carter guides on it. It has a blade welder on it too, so I can make and repair my own blades. As far as horizontal, the Ellis 1600 or 1800 are the way to go. You can cut angles way better. I started out...