Recent content by jonwally

They don't always look so clean :lol: Was a boring day when I took the pictures so had some time to clean and polish. But on any other day I just don't put the tool back till I have had time to give it a quick wipe. Keeps the grime out of the drawers and the other tools clean.

Nice socket tray layout John and Matt; looks very compact. Makes me want to rearrange mine now; try to kill some of the holes. Matt, is that a snap-on Verus scanner there?

So... Much... Chrome... Nice Requin6

I use a item made by Ernst Mfg. The screwdriver holder is item 6040. They make most of the tool holders I use; very customizable. I just cut them to fit after I laid out the screwdrivers and used double sided tape to stick them down.

Thanks. I've seen some pretty cool toolboxes on the fourm with some neat ideas. Just want to throw mine up there any see if it inspires anyone else.

. . . . Realize still made a mistake, re-weld cut piece back on, measure again, cut again.

I got my CT661 two weeks ago and love it. I did not have to buy the kit so only paid $160 for only the tool itself. Just had to take the heads off of a 97 Explorer and used the cordless impact more then my air tools. Any bolts I could not get loosen with it, I just cracked with a ratchet first...

I agree. The almost entirely overlooked workbench does deserve some recognition. I have, the last few days, been looking into getting a workbench for use at work. Mostly cause I don't have a place at home for one; yet. In my searches I have found a few good posts and one great one that has made...

I like Ed's idea. If you ever have to remove it, that can be done. Plus not exposed screw to snag on or detract from the nice smooth surface.

I bought one at P-Auto about a year ago. Like everyone else I don't use it very much but when I do nothing else would have been as easy. Last time I used it was to push back a lower rad support a customer had bent while off-roading in their car; did the job nicely.