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3/8 deep wright impacts socket set. Cracked every one of them except for one or two. Using a snap on 3/8 impact IM31{not sure of number)

Cut offs from overly tall uprights can become benches.

We are switching back to DC. Having durability issues with ac and drives. The dc units have been more durable and less drive issues. 13- 40hp motors variable speed

Yellow tools are for cleaning commutators. Stones are held in the ends. Looks like a very rough stone is in one end of your holder and none in the others. The stones are the valuable part of the tool. Edit: looks like you have more than just one stone- they blended in with the background-lol

Try some really sticky duct tape. I had door panels that were painted badly. Used duct tape and the paint came right off. It took the whole roll but worked very well. Just make sure you work/stick it really good and peel away. You might get lucky with zero damage.

These blow alot of air and use alot of air. Just checked ----34cfm. I have a "Long John" model, it's good for certain things that need alot of air. Will drain a small air compressor quickly.

The most used blow gun is like this one. Use an inverted flare to pipe fitting and brake line. The brake line can be bent repeatedly to reach what ever you want. Straighten when your done.

Even with metric o-ring kits we were running into o-rings that still weren't right. As a fluke we tried getting a JIS o-ring kit. Between the Sae, Metric, and JIS kits haven't had many issues other than very large o-rings. The JIS is actually used more than the metric for seals between machined...

Any Amish friends?-LOL

Looks good. I would do the walls also.

What I was trying to say is the date wrong? Your system is switching, or trying to change to Daylight savings and something is screwing up. Time switches at 2am and falls back to 1am. In this time period. Just a possibility of coincidence.

Electrical screwdrivers are hollow ground. Nonconductive screwdriver sets can be found fairly cheap depending on brand. They work extremely well on carburetor jets. They fit tight with no damage to jet.

Daylight savings screwed up time? 2:00am then 1:00am

Fluke 115 is close to your price range

We have older Kaeser air compressors at work. They are in large metal enclosures that the paint has really faded. We started wiping them down with WD-40 and they look great. Have to do it once a month but makes them look new. works on old tool boxes too.