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I like the specs on that cobbler!

Ive been getting along with a set of craftsman wrenches for years now. They arent nearly as pretty and i wouldnt know if they grip as good but they work for me. What i do use a lot more is gear wrenches, love those.

Would you not say that a cordless tool with no good batteries is worn out? I'm not trying to devalue corded tools, they have their use and also have longer life spans. We only have the manufacturers to blame for always changing their designs in order to sell us new tools instead of new batteries.

sounds like fine choices to me, good luck with your purchases!

If you get 10 years out of a cordless id say you got your moneys worth. corded drills also go out of style, look at the incredibly heavy bulky corded drills of the past. Hardly nimble wouldnt you say? Nothing lasts forever under professional use either.

Well I've never had the pleasure of trying out festool but a lot of people say good things about it. Its supposedly geared towards professional use and is built to last. Personally i just bought a new Makita LXT 18v li-ion and i'm really enjoying it. It took over from my old Dewalt 9.6v that...

I would go cordless first unless you plan to drill a lot of holes. Drilling holes does kill the batteries faster. Most cordless drills are rated to 2000 charges as far as battery life goes. Id also invest in a li-ion 18 volt cordless, the extra power and longer battery life is worth the extra...

what im wondering about is with the rolair, being a 100% duty cycle compressor, should i be worried about the smaller tank size? it does deliver 6.1 cfm at 100 psi, which i think equate about 4.9 @ 90 psi. Being a 100% duty cycle does that mean that it always has that much pressure in the tank...

Any thoughts on this?

Any thoughts on this?

Just do some practice runs with a friend to get the feel of it. I've installed many windshields this way before i decided i wanted to afford suction cups. Taking the hood off the car may help as well as it sometimes gets in the way on older makes and models. If you still want to buy some i...

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Anyone using this compressor? How noisy is it? I'm torn between the VT25BIG http://www.kmstools.com/rolair-contractors-compressor-11305 and the Campbell hausfield VT6319 http://www.kmstools.com/campbell-hausfeld-26-gallon-compressor-7041 The rolair is a 100% duty cycle compressor, that has a...

Anyone using this compressor? How noisy is it? I'm torn between the VT25BIG http://www.kmstools.com/rolair-contractors-compressor-11305 and the Campbell hausfield VT6319 http://www.kmstools.com/campbell-hausfeld-26-gallon-compressor-7041 The rolair is a 100% duty cycle compressor, that has a...