Members - I'm looking to purchase an engine test stand to use in a high school auto class setting. A stand with adjustability and gauges up front is the ideal pick. There are a lot of brands out there, and I'm looking for what you would suggest as your top pick.
Thanks!!
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Thanks guys. Yes I'd love to just purchase several bidirectional control scanners but a high school shop budget won't get me that far. I'm tempted to try a blue tooth model as mentioned by some of you. I just recently got an older launch donated so I hope that works well. I'm gonna go out on...
Please drop your two cents about a a scan tool that you have found to be user friendly, gets the job done, & something you would recommend.
Work Application: I will be using one (or multiple) for teaching high school students. I want to provide them a basic but well functioning scan tool...
correct - google sketchup, just new the very basics of using sketchup so I sat down and maybe in half a day had it figured out and and finished my model of my workspace.
So I thought I'd post a pic of a new configuration I'm going to try out in my work place (high school welding lab). Any critiques or thoughts on changes, additions/subtractions are welcome. Right now it stands pretty much as the 3D model, except for the dropdown fume ventilation system. We...
As a young guy I value the advice/experience you all share and hope that others do too! These posts and this network of garagejournal members is more helpful then you know. Bit geometry must be understood regardless of the method used, some students will pick up the skill while others might...
Thanks for the replies! I have two goals 1) teach students to effectively sharpen bits 2)Be able to sharpen the massive pile of dull bits that came with the shop when I arrived. Seems a drill doctor is a satisfactory tool to use and train students to use as well as teach the old school...
I'm 29 and I'm a High school auto and welding instructor. We go through a lot of bits. I'm looking at purchasing a drill doctor. Are they a good tool, are they worth the $$? Is there another alternative?
Thanks!