Recent content by jkruger54

Storage bar for the box end wrenches shown? http://www.all-spec.com/products/64-750.html

Old Pony rivet press for sure. Got one in storage. Used it a lot 30 yrs ago.

I have a KR1000AE for sale right now. I can post a picture of the top for you on Monday afternoon. Here are some pics: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/tls/3555802838.html You can see the size of the eagle in pic #4.

I use the automatic drain valves with a float inside. McMaster: http://www.mcmaster.com/#compressor-drains/=jjhk75 Set them to release at the slightest bit of condensation so they don't get goobered up.

You will have the best luck with a very sharp carbide triple chip blade in a table saw. Very nice smooth cuts with on melting or shattering. Sharp tools are the key to this stuff. Find a cabinet shop or a good wood worker and they will have the right saw. Forget the jig saw.

Buy a MILL.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/118/1051/=gcpyju

Sorry to be off topic but is that a Girard strain from Pend Oreille in your avatar? Perhaps a Kamloops rainbow?

Not recommended for those with sensitive arses.

I made a theft deterrent device for my KR1000 out of a super high voltage stun gun and a mercury switch. Any movement of the box produced a nasty shock to the hands of the person.... if he was wearing conductive shoes and and the floor was wet. :headscrat

I'll have to check on this tomorrow. I would like to know what the serial number is on this box so I can record it. Not likely to get it back if it ever got stolen but at least I will have it.

I bought a brand new Snap-on box (KRA2007) last year from a local guy on C/L. The price was incredibly low ($250.00) and I asked him where he got it and why he was selling it for so little. His response was that it was a gift from his father in law and he needed the cash right now to keep from...

I have a similar tool that has a one way roller bearing as the ratcheting (actually non-ratcheting) device. Bought it from the S-truck many years ago. The bits have a round shaft and fit a knurled knob handle too.

95060? Santa Cruz CA.

Carbide blade in a circular saw will be fine.